I\'ve been spending quite alot of time recently trying to learn XAML/C#/WPF/Silverlight, trying to build a Desktop application as well as a web application to go along with it, re-using the same code
First off, I am using the MVVM pattern with the Prism libraries. My application shell has two Regions: a main diagram region containing diagram shapes and items, and an auxiliary region as a kind of f
I have a common silverlight project. This project project, among other things, includes constants and static classes.
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I\'m trying to create a Silverlight app using Prism 4, and I\'m testing it\'s navigation abilities. I want to switch between two views when I click on a button. The first view is:
I am new to Prism pattern. We have developed 3 Silverlight 4 projects using MVVM pattern. Now we want to combine these 3 projects into a single project. I want to use Prism 4 to do this.
This is driving me insane. With Prism\'s Modularity Quickstart, building a Module moves it to the main application\'s bin\\Debug folder开发者_JS百科. When I try to do the same, the file goes to the ap
I\'m trying to implement modularity and have some complications. I implemented one module which called ModuleA which shows new childWindow in its initialize function;
OK, I\'ve tried asking this question here, but with not much success. Tried a few hacks like this one; Correct me if I am wrong but I don\'t think that is the best way.
I had a View using a TabControl with a prism:TabControlRegionAdapter <sdk:TabControl Grid.Row=\"1\" AutomationProperties.AutomationId=\"GUID\" Margin=\"8,8,12,12\"