Hi all,
First post here and I've looked all over for an answer.
One of two things in happening, i'm not finding what I need, or I'm not understanding what I am finding.
So, I start my Application. I get to a menu. Whichever button I click (save for the exit button... which I've managed to work out), I need to hide/close the menu (not sure which is the better option there), and launch another .xaml window. I cannot, for love nor money, figure this out.
I've some experience quite a while back with VB and Winforms... but for my new project I thought I'd give WPF a go... and so far I'm stumped...
I've seen some references to declaring windows as variables, if this is the case, where would I do this, can could someone shed some light with a code breakdown for me?
I'm using VS 2013.
I'm sorry for such a rookie question :-(
Darth269.
First post here and I've looked all over for an answer.
One of two things in happening, i'm not finding what I need, or I'm not understanding what I am finding.
So, I start my Application. I get to a menu. Whichever button I click (save for the exit button... which I've managed to work out), I need to hide/close the menu (not sure which is the better option there), and launch another .xaml window. I cannot, for love nor money, figure this out.
I've some experience quite a while back with VB and Winforms... but for my new project I thought I'd give WPF a go... and so far I'm stumped...
I've seen some references to declaring windows as variables, if this is the case, where would I do this, can could someone shed some light with a code breakdown for me?
I'm using VS 2013.
I'm sorry for such a rookie question :-(
Darth269.