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- c# - Prism 4 - locally scoped RegionManager - Stack Overflow
I have silverlight 4 application with PRISM 4, I'm using MEF My Shell defines one main region in which modules are loaded, I want modules to have their own RegionManager, so regions that they define are places in local
- c# - Wpf Prism Region Navigation - Stack Overflow
Main View Region --> <ContentControl x:Name="ContentControlMain" prism:RegionManager RegionName="ViewMainFrame" Focusable="False" > However, I keep getting errors when I try to make my region take another view
- Prism - ViewModel-First, Navigation API, with Scoped Regions
This implementation would navigate to a predefined View in the Nested Region If you want to manage Navigation from the child ViewModel, you could store the Scoped RegionManager into a Dictionary on a Shared Service for example, and when navigating to the child ViewModel you could retreive the Scoped RegionManager reference from the dictionary on the OnNavigatedTo() method
- PRISM RegionManager - Non-XAML creation of ItemsControl . . .
I have a small problem with Regions in PRISM All basics tests work fine, but now I want to replace the following XAML with pure C#: lt;UserControl x:Class="CAL Modules Simple Region_Testing
- . net - Dynamically creating regions with Prism - Stack Overflow
I have done this in my application Here is the code I came up with: string regionName = "MyRegionName"; ContentPresenter RegionContentControl = new ContentPresenter { Focusable = false }; This creates the region Microsoft Practices Prism Regions RegionManager SetRegionName(RegionContentControl, regionName); This adds the region to your region manager
- Prism - How to import IRegionManager in ViewModel using MEF
But since I was following an article here to learn Prism , I had to get along the same Also the article was in Silverlight and I had to find a way to import RegionManager in wpf, which is little different
- Prism WPF Binding RegionManager. RegionName - Stack . . .
The problem is that the RegionManager RegionName remains "ModuleA" as set in the constructor of the ViewModel and doesn't change when "Show B" is clicked Is the binding of the RegionManager RegionName not allowed by
- PRISM MEF Creating and using a new RegionManager
<ContentControl prism:RegionManager RegionManager="{Binding RegionManager, RelativeSource={RelativeSource Mode=FindAncestor, AncestorType={x:Type Window}}}" prism:RegionManager RegionName="region1" > The dialog window loads and displays the views in it's regions, but when I close the dialog window and try to open it again it fails saying it can't add the views to the regions because they
- Is there any way to remove a view (by name) from a Prism . . .
After digging into the Prism source, it appears that RequestNavigate ultimately calls region Add(view); (way down in RegionNavigationContentLoader LoadContent) So as it stands, I don't think what I want to do is possible I think it
- c# - Get RegionManager in ViewModel - Stack Overflow
In my project I use Prism for the Views and ViewModels I now want to load another view into a UserControl in the MainWindowView I read I can do this with this: _regionManager RegisterViewWithRegi
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