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I am building a Silverlight 3.0 app based on the Silverlight Navigation Application template. One road block I ran into is communicating between the Pages. For instance, I am in one Page, and I want to kick off another page and send it some data. I am at a loss as to how to do this.
Any ideas?
I’ve found an effective solution that does not involve too much complexity. I am using the LocalMessageSender and LocalMessageReceiver objects. The original purpose of these objects are to have 2 silverlight apps on the same web page talk to each, but it’s just as good at having 2 views talk to each other.
The usage is really straight-forward. See this example for usage.