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Hello Nebojsa,
Yes, you can achieve your requirement by using custom DataTemplateSelector. You will need to put all your business objects in a single collection (for example: ObservableCollection<object>) and pass it as ItemsSource of the RadBook. Then you should define your custom DataTemplateSelector class and you should declare it in XAML. Also note that you will need to define DataTemplates for your pages.
I attached a sample project to demonstrate this approach.
Regards,
Martin Ivanov
Telerik
Yes, you can achieve your requirement by using custom DataTemplateSelector. You will need to put all your business objects in a single collection (for example: ObservableCollection<object>) and pass it as ItemsSource of the RadBook. Then you should define your custom DataTemplateSelector class and you should declare it in XAML. Also note that you will need to define DataTemplates for your pages.
I attached a sample project to demonstrate this approach.
Regards,
Martin Ivanov
Telerik
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answered on 16 Jan 2014, 06:12 PM
Hi Martin
thanks very much for the example. I will try to implement that in my solution.
Best regards
Nebojsa Danilovic
thanks very much for the example. I will try to implement that in my solution.
Best regards
Nebojsa Danilovic