simple-navigation | ruby gem for creating navigations | Application Framework library
kandi X-RAY | simple-navigation Summary
kandi X-RAY | simple-navigation Summary
Simple Navigation is a ruby library for creating navigations (with multiple levels) for your Rails, Sinatra or Padrino applications. It runs with all ruby versions (including ruby 2.x).
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- Returns an array of items in the context .
- Sets items in the container .
- Returns the currently active navigation item .
- Sets up the children of a container .
- Returns the options for the selected item .
- Create a new renderer instance .
- Returns the current item for a given item .
- Determines if the selected page is selected .
- Get the attributes of the attributes hash
- Determines if the current page is selected .
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QUESTION
I've built WPF app using MVVM design with some simple navigation. I added two Views(User Controls) and dummy ViewModels (empty classess) to the project to switch them through this navigation. Here is my folder structure: Folder Structure
So when I click i.e. on the first button in navi instead of the view of user control, I got the name of the ViewModel like this: App screen (View.ViewModels.NameoftheViewModel)
Here is how I implemented this:
Window.Resources with DataTemplate
Navi buttons for switching user controls
MainWindow.xaml.cs :
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-01 at 12:08from linked tutorial:
Create a DataTemplate of type EmployeeViewModel and it should contain EmployeeView UserControl inside it. Important thing is you should specify any key to the DataTemplates, since these DataTemplates are going to get queried by their DataType.
you should not specify x:Key
for DataTemplates for your view models. DataTemplates can be picked by DataType only if there is no x:Key
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I am writing an editor which shows a list of parameters in a list box on the left hand side of the user control and with the details shown on the right hand side. There are 6 different types of parameters, each with its own set of values. The list box uses a DataTemplate to display each parameter type. I would like the editing to work similarly on the right hand side so that when a parameter in the list box is selected, the appropriate template is loaded on the right hand side. The following abbreviated XAML code works to display the left hand listbox, but fails to display anything on the right hand side, except for the word 'collection'. Parameters is the ObservableCollection with the list of parameters. I was trying to do this with just a set of xaml code in the Content provider resources, but switched to the technique suggested in this Microsoft article: Simple Navigation Technique in WPF using MVVM. However, this also gives exactly the same result. The ContentControl should be displaying the appropriate UserControl when an item on the list is selected, but nothing is displayed. The screen shot should being showing a custom control on the right for the selected parameter, not the word 'Collection'.
Any suggestions?
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Answered 2017-Jan-06 at 04:50Lose that "x:Key"s,So your DataTemplate will apply automatically. (i guess you are having proper binding)
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