Ribbon and user control

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mainwindow I have a ribbon, when selecting a tab of the ribbon cargo a user control, when pricing a button from the ribbon tab I want to execute some changes in the user control, for example change the contents of a textbox, as I do?, I can not call from the ribbon button to any function or procedure of the user control

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mainwindow I have a ribbon, when selecting a tab of the ribbon cargo a user control, when pricing a button from the ribbon tab I want to execute some changes in the user control, for example change the contents of a textbox, as I do?, I can not call from the ribbon button to any function or procedure of the user control

Posted 9-Aug-20 15:28pm

Jose Castillo

Updated 9-Aug-20 21:00pm

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Gerry Schmitz · Answer 1 · 2020-08-09T21:00:00

If I know I will only have one instance of a given user control, I will add a public static property (called "Current") in which I store a reference to the control itself at create time. In that way, you can use the public static property to get a reference to the UC.

WPF uses the same concept; e.g. Application.Current.