How do I change the title of window with mvvmcross

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Hello everyone,

I am using MVVMCross to develop a WPF application. I created multiple views and some are Modal ( with the tag MvxWindowPresentation, Modal =true). However I did not find the way to control the layout of the page where this view is loaded. Do you know the proper way to control it?

Thanks for your time

PS : VS2015 / MVVMCRoss 8.2 / .NET Framework 4.6

What I have tried:

I tried to create SecondWindow and named it at two different locations
into the Tag

[MvxWindowPresentation(Identifier = nameof(SecondWindow), Modal = true)]

and as well by implementing into the MvxWpfView the interface

IMvxOverridePresentationAttribute

. But no success

Posted 28-Oct-22 7:04am

laurent2k6

Updated 28-Oct-22 10:30am

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Graeme_Grant · Answer 1 · 2022-10-28T10:30:00

Solution 1

For MvvmCross support, this is their recommendations: Support | MvvmCross[^]

I do not use MvvmCross, however, WPF has a Title property on the Window class.

A quick peek at their sample documentation, the views:MvxWindow also has a Title property. Ref: TipCalc WPF Project | MvvmCross Documentation[^]

Posted 28-Oct-22 10:30am

Graeme_Grant

Updated 28-Oct-22 10:33am

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laurent2k6 2-Nov-22 13:08pm

Thanks for your response, The TipCal example does show the solution. I will contact them by using the link you gave me thanks a lot

Graeme_Grant 2-Nov-22 16:29pm

You are welcome. Please mark the solution as answered so that others who see it will know.