For example: there is a registration window and a creed input window (the heirs of the Window). How can you implement behavior similar to using VisualStateManager.GoToState() for windows? Now I have selected two UserControls - registration and entering credentials, and changing Visibility using the VisualStateManager . I also read about the possibility of using ContentPresenter or ContentHolder.Content , but with this approach there is no possibility of animating transitions from one to another. Is there the right approach?
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- What kind of animation do you need? If you add animation to replace Visibility with false / true for each view, this will not be enough? - VladD
- I would not bother with several Window (and their heirs), given that this is essentially the only object that has a Native Handle in WPF. The option to substitute UserControl is closer. - Spawn
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More or less controlled transitions between pages can be done using Frame and Page inside it.
As for the animation, I really didn’t look for the animation, at least you can make an intermediate Page with animation.
Monk monk
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Use the Prism library from Microsoft, and specifically the regions from it. All you need to do to activate a new view is to call the RegisterViewWithRegion method of the IRegionManager.
Anton Shakalo Anton Shakalo
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