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Gary Blakely
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Gary Blakely
asked on 03 Jun 2010, 09:43 PM
Using the example article at http://www.telerik.com/help/silverlight/radwindow-how-to-use-radwindow-as-user-control.html I was able to create a complex reusable Radwindow named TeeUC. To display the window and execute the code I ...
TeeUC MyAddTeesWindow = new TeeUC();
myAddTeesWindow.Show();
This code works fine and the code in the UserControl Code-behind begins executing where the InitializeComponent() is located.
However my problem is that if the window is already displayed the above code throws an exception. So I need to (1) detect if the window is already displayed and (2) somehow turn control over to the code in the window's code-behind without instantiating it.
Is this possible? How can this be done?
Thanks,
Gary
TeeUC MyAddTeesWindow = new TeeUC();
myAddTeesWindow.Show();
This code works fine and the code in the UserControl Code-behind begins executing where the InitializeComponent() is located.
However my problem is that if the window is already displayed the above code throws an exception. So I need to (1) detect if the window is already displayed and (2) somehow turn control over to the code in the window's code-behind without instantiating it.
Is this possible? How can this be done?
Thanks,
Gary
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Hi Gary,
Miroslav Nedyalkov
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You could use the RadWindowManger static class to go trough the opened windows. For turning the control to the code of your window you could expose a method and call it once you find your window in the collection of the RadWindowManager class.
Hope this helps!
Miroslav Nedyalkov
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