C # UWP Windows 10.

There is a ListView , when clicking on an element, the Event is called into which the clicked object is transmitted, from App a transition to the object editing form takes place. The problem is that after returning to the form in this ListView element is displayed as clicked, and remains in this form until the application is restarted. Tell me how to make it appear normally?

UPD: Sample Code:

 private void ListView_ItemClick(object sender, ItemClickEventArgs e) { var item = (Tag)e.ClickedItem; TagBeginEditEvent.Invoke(item); }

And in the signal handler, Frame.NavigateTo is Frame.NavigateTo ...

  • Uh ... Show me an example with a code. (And I correctly understood that you are passing the ListViewItem to the handler?) - VladD
  • @VladD Updated the question. No, a certain class is transmitted by itself DataContext , although it doesn’t matter what is transmitted, it’s important that navigation to the editing window is done in the signal handler and after editing the element values ​​are updated, but in the UI the list item looks like I clicked on it and didn’t letting go ... - SYL

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