how to implement conditional WPF in C#?

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Hi I have a problem with implementing this in C# WPF:

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if(condition1)
   <myusercontrol:usercontroltabpagecontent1 />
else if(condition2)
   <myusercontrol:usercontroltabpagecontent2 />
else  
   <myusercontrol:usercontroltabpagecontent3 />

Posted 7-Sep-11 0:39am

Immortal12

Updated 7-Sep-11 0:41am

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Abhinav S · Answer 1 · 2011-09-07T00:53:00

Solution 1

You cannot define if conditions in a xaml.
However, you can use a converter as a workaround - see here[^].

Posted 7-Sep-11 0:53am

Abhinav S

#realJSOP · Answer 2 · 2011-09-07T01:55:00

Solution 2

If it were me, I would create the tab pages in xaml, but set them initially to be hidden (or collapsed). And then, in the code behind (or via triggers in the control template for the tab control), I would show/hide the pages as appropriate.

Posted 7-Sep-11 1:55am

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Oludayo Alli · Answer 3 · 2011-09-07T04:05:00

Solution 3

In addition to what JSOP said, examine the user controls very well and identify items/control that are similar. You can even create just one user control and dynamically change the content at run-time.

Posted 7-Sep-11 4:05am

Oludayo Alli