caliburn.micro

I can't find a solution for the following problem: I open a Dialog with the WindowManager from caliburn micro: public void UserNew() { this._windowManager.ShowDialog(new UserViewModel(this._windowManager)); } Now I need a DialogResult when the user close the dialog with the OK button. The ShowDialog method of WindowManager don't return a DialogResult... Can anyone help me? I tend to use the View Model to handle determining what happened in the dialog. For instance, you can have an IsCancelled property on your UserViewModel that you can interrogate after returning from the ShowDialog call.

On Windows Phone 8.1, I am using the Caliburn.Micro view-model-first approach, but as the view model cannot have any knowledge of the view, I cannot see how I can bind a MediaCapture object to a CaptureElement in the view. I had the same problem. I'm using MVVM Light with Windows Phone 8.1 WinRT (Universal Apps). I used ContentControl and binded to CaptureElement: <ContentControl HorizontalAlignment="Left" Width="320" Height="140" Content="{Binding CaptureElement}"/> CaptureElement and MediaCapture are properties in my ViewModel: private MediaCapture _mediaCapture; public MediaCapture

I'm building a project, and one of the biggest problems I've come across until now is navigation. I've been looking for some time now for examples of caliburn.micro/mvvm navigation, but they all seem to be really long and I couldn't really understand much of it (beginner here!). Some info about my project: I want there to be an outer window/shell, with menu links/tabs that open pages according to the button clicked inside an inner part of the shell, and be able to open change the page from within a one. I currently have: ShellViewModel.cs, MainViewModel.cs, my models, and my views. For now,

I really like Caliburn and the naming convention binding and was surprised that the Visibility is not bound in the same way the "CanNAME" Convention is used to guard an Action. As far as I know is the BooleanToVisibilityConverter only used when Binding is explicitly used in Caliburn and not automatically like the guard method. So I was thinking to modify the source to bind automatically to "bool? ControlNameIsVisible()" (null equals collapse) or similar. I was wondering if that is the right approach and if soo if somebody has done the implementation already and could share it here. You could

I have a form and I want to set the focus to a text box when certain user actions happen. I know the MVVM way of doing things is to bind to VM properties, however the TextBox does not have a property that will allow this to happen. What's the best way to set the focus from the VM? I have created an IResult implementation that works quite well for achieving this. You can get the view from the ActionExecutionContext of the IResult, which you can then search (I search by name) for the control you want to focus. public class GiveFocusByName : ResultBase { public GiveFocusByName(string