I have a WPF window that I want replaced with another user control on a button click instead of a new window with .Show(). How can I do this?
I have a WPF window that I want replaced with another user control on
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I have a WPF window that I want replaced with another user control on a button click instead of a new window with .Show(). How can I do this?
If your Window has a Grid ‘LayoutRoot’ with the currrent Window contents within it, you can change the contents in code-behind as follows:
Where MyUserControl is your new UserControl.