Title link navigation problem in WPF

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Dear Experts,

I am New in WPF and i am usng modern UI in WPF and I need a logout button in title bar in my window. I have put it successfully but can't navigate the window when clicking the link.

When i click the link it goes to an error page.. Please see the below link..
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Here is my Folder structure...
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Here is my Source window Screenshot...
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Please help me how to navigate without error...

Thanks in advance..

Dileep

What I have tried:

I have tried a lot with the above details.. but not yet get a good solution...

Posted 28-May-16 1:31am

dilzz

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CHill60 28-May-16 9:35am

No one really wants to click on links to unknown locations.

You might get a quicker response if you actually post your code into the question - use the Improve question link to update it. That way if someone wants to try to help all they have to do is copy the code - they won't bother to type it all from scratch.

Same goes for the image of the error message - You can highlight the error text at the top of the dialog and paste the information in your post, or you can use the incredibly useful link provided that says "Copy the exception detail to the clipboard" and paste that in instead.

The picture of your folder structure is irrelevant - other than proving you do have something called Logout.xaml, we can't see what is in there.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 28-May-16 9:52am

This is not even about external source. All your images contain textual information; and you make it inaccessible by showing images. Do you expect people to perform OCR on them? Please, provide comprehensive information: code sample, exception information, in a comprehensive way.
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