navigation config via wpf-ui

[cbptamtom]

Hi Roman. Thanks for all your help. It would be great if you could create a new simple project that demonstrates how to configure navigation for multiple pages using WPF UI library.

[Nice3point]

Hi) RevitLookup is not very informative for you? It uses navigation. And the examples themselves from the wpf-ui repository

https://github.com/lepoco/wpfui/tree/main/src

You just need to implement INavigableView<PageViewModelType> for your page. And set TargetPageType for NavigationViewItem

<ui:NavigationView.MenuItems>
    <ui:NavigationViewItem
          Content="Dashboard"
          TargetPageType="{x:Type pages:DashboardPage}"/>
</ui:NavigationView.MenuItems>

[cbptamtom]

yeah thanks Roman,
I got that and finished that so easy.

[Nice3point]

great, congrats)

[cbptamtom]

I can using navigation too smooth but have a problem when connect page with viewmodel of page. It's really a difficult challenge

[cbptamtom]

With this case, I can navigate that. But I didn't use the button click action; it didn't perform any action at all. And if I add the ViewModel to the code-behind of the LinesView, I think it would trigger the event, but it doesn't; it doesn't navigate there at all.

[Nice3point]

d:DataContext uses only for code highlighting in xaml. Thats is.
For runtime you need to set DataContext property in View.xaml.cs before InitializeComponet

public LinesView(LinesViewModel viewmodel)
{
   DataContext = viewmodel;
   InitializeComponets();
}

[cbptamtom]

I also tried that method, but it still didn't work for me. I will look into your configuration approach in RevitLookup.

[cbptamtom]

Done that. Thank Roman so much. I got that according the RevitLookup opensource. Thanks

[Nice3point]

That's perfect) It's great that it worked out for you