caliburn.micro

I am developing a Windows Store apps game using WinRT Caliburn.Micro , and I am relying on the navigation framework. I have view models for the game setup (define players) and the actual game. When navigating from the setup to the game, I want to pass the collection of players to the game view model. How can I do this? Schematically, my view models currently look like this: public class SetupGameViewModel : NavigationViewModelBase { public SetupGameViewModel(INavigationService ns) : base(ns) { } public IObservableCollection<Player> Players { get; set; } public void StartGame() { // This is as

I have a list box for which I am styling ItemContainer to include a context menu. Here is the xaml for the same. <ListBox.ItemContainerStyle> <Style TargetType="{x:Type ListBoxItem}"> ... <Setter Property="ContextMenu"> <Setter.Value> <ContextMenu> <MenuItem Header="Remove Group" cal:Message.Attach="DeleteGroup"/> </ContextMenu> </Setter.Value> </Setter> </Style> I have coded the target method in ViewModel as given below. public void DeleteGroup() { //ToDo ... } The ViewModel is set as the DataContext of the UserControl in which there is the ListBox. The above code results in "no target found

How do I add a custom convention to Caliburn.Micro for the IsEnabled property of controls - something like having NameEnabled bound to IsEnabled in parallel to Name bound to Text on a TextBox. In a way, what I want to achieve is similar to the way that a CanSave property can be used to enable/disable a button bound to a Save method, but generic for all controls. Caliburn.Micro right now ( 1.3.1 ) doesn't really support this "multiple" conventions for the same FrameworkElement , what you have described. EDIT : However you can hook into the ViewModelBinder.BindProperties method and there you can

I'm trying to use caliburn micro message to trigger an attached event that I created: public static class DataChanging { public delegate void DataChangingEventHandler(object sender, DataChangingEventArgs e); public static readonly RoutedEvent ChangingEvent = EventManager.RegisterRoutedEvent("Changing", RoutingStrategy.Bubble, typeof(DataChangingEventHandler), typeof(DataChanging)); public static void AddChangingHandler(DependencyObject o, DataChangingEventHandler handler) { ((UIElement)o).AddHandler(DataChanging.ChangingEvent, handler); } public static void RemoveChangingHandler

I have ViewModel1 and View1 associated with it. I start dialog window from ViewModel2 (some another viewmodel) using IWindowManager object. The code from ViewModel2 class: windowManager.ShowDialog(new ViewModel()); So, I have Dialog Window with View1 user control. My answer is next - I can close that dialog window using red close button, but how to close it using my specific button (contained in View1 user control), something like "Cancel" button with close command ( Command={Binding CancelCommand} ), CancelCommand of course is contained in ViewModel1 class. It's even easier if your view model