How do I open a new window on the existing window

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This should work on Wpf (Xaml & c#). Xaml for designing and c# for functionality.


If we click a button on the mainWindow another window should be appearing on the same window without raising another window.

Eg:- Consider a google search we got 10 links on the google page. If we click on a link another page will be opening on the same page.

Like that, if I click a button another page should open.

What I have tried:

I tried working on Parent and Child Window. But it is not working. It just keeps on opening a new window on the Parent Window.

Posted 6-Jun-18 19:38pm

sumanthmvs

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phil.o 7-Jun-18 1:44am

You should search for "wpf tabbed application".
You statement "another window should be appearing on the same window without raising another window" is self-contradictory: whether you want another window, or you want an object to appear in your existing window; and this object cannot be a window itself, that's why a tab came to my mind at first glance.

[no name] 7-Jun-18 2:36am

Have a look here: c# - How to open a child windows under parent window on menu item click in WPF? - Stack Overflow[^]

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