How do I make a component appear from one page to another?

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I have a grid box in my main page and I want to make it appear on my next page. I know i can just add a grid box in my next page, but I want to try something new. Is there any way I can make it appaer on my next page??

Posted 28-Jan-14 16:25pm

Alif Marz

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Programm3r 29-Jan-14 1:57am

Are you making use of MVVM within your WPF application? If so, just create the new grid on the next page and bind it to the same ObservableCollection<t> as the previous grid.

Alif Marz 29-Jan-14 21:37pm

No. I'm not making use of the MVVM. Is the any way to do it in WPF Browser Application itself?

Programm3r 30-Jan-14 1:11am

No, I can't think of a way you can do it. If I were you, I would implement MVVM into my project.

Alif Marz 2-Feb-14 21:52pm

Alright. Thanks a lot man. Really appreciate your help.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 20-Feb-14 23:22pm

It looks sooo... irrelevant to the question. Perhaps your logic is "once you are using WPF, it's better to use MVVM", no matter what it is, isn't it? :-)
—SA

Programm3r 21-Feb-14 2:59am

What are you on about?! The question is tagged as 'WPF' - I'm simply giving my opinion as to what I would do?!?

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 20-Feb-14 23:20pm

The question simply makes sense. And what is "grid box", by the way?
—SA

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