I had a problem with my CM explorer supporting the correct Active binding to the contents of the TransitioningContentControl.
In case it matters, I use Conductor<Screen>.Collection.OneActive
Steps to reproduce the problem
Create a TransitioningContentControl binding to ActiveItem wires:
<toolkit:TransitioningContentControl x:Name="ActiveItem" />
Create two buttons:
<Button x:Name="Nav1" Content="Test1"></Button>
<Button x:Name="Nav2" Content="Test2"></Button>
In the view model, connect Nav1 and Nav2 transition events to set activeitem
public void Nav1()
{
ActiveItem = _viewModel1;
}
public void Nav2()
{
ActiveItem = _viewModel2;
}
At first glance, this seems to work fine - however, there is a problem. Let say that the active element represents Nav1 (_viewModel1).
"Nav2" "Nav1" , ContinentalControl , Nav2 , ActiveItem _viewModel1.
, ActiveItem _viewModel1, _viewModel2.
? - ActiveItem ?
Edit:
" ", , ActiveItem ArgumentException. :
at MS.Internal.XcpImports.CheckHResult(UInt32 hr)
(lots of junk)
Caliburn.Micro!Caliburn.Micro.View.SetContentPropertyCore(object targetLocation, object view) + 0xec bytes
Caliburn.Micro!Caliburn.Micro.View.SetContentProperty(object targetLocation, object view) + 0x84 bytes
Caliburn.Micro!Caliburn.Micro.View.OnModelChanged(System.Windows.DependencyObject targetLocation, System.Windows.DependencyPropertyChangedEventArgs args) + 0xda bytes
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