问题
I'm currently learning WPF/MVVM, and have been using the code in the following question to display dialogs using a Dialog Service (including the boolean change from Julian Dominguez):
Good or bad practice for Dialogs in wpf with MVVM?
Displaying a dialog works well, but the dialog result is always false despite the fact that the dialog is actually being shown. My DialogViewModel is currently empty, and I think that maybe I need to "hook up" my DialogViewModel to the RequestCloseDialog event. Is this the case?
回答1:
does your DialogViewmodel implement IDialogResultVMHelper? and does your View/DataTemplate has a Command Binding to your DialogViewmodel which raise the RequestCloseDialog?
eg
public class DialogViewmodel : INPCBase, IDialogResultVMHelper
{
private readonly Lazy<DelegateCommand> _acceptCommand;
public DialogViewmodel()
{
this._acceptCommand = new Lazy<DelegateCommand>(() => new DelegateCommand(() => InvokeRequestCloseDialog(new RequestCloseDialogEventArgs(true)), () => **Your Condition goes here**));
}
public event EventHandler<RequestCloseDialogEventArgs> RequestCloseDialog;
private void InvokeRequestCloseDialog(RequestCloseDialogEventArgs e)
{
var handler = RequestCloseDialog;
if (handler != null)
handler(this, e);
}
}
anywhere in your Dialog control:
<StackPanel Grid.Row="2" Orientation="Horizontal" HorizontalAlignment="Right" MinHeight="30">
<Button IsDefault="True" Content="Übernehmen" MinWidth="100" Command="{Binding AcceptCommand}"/>
<Button IsCancel="True" Content="Abbrechen" MinWidth="100"/>
</StackPanel>
and then your result should work in your viewmodel
var dialog = new DialogViewmodel();
var result = _dialogservice.ShowDialog("My Dialog", dialog );
if(result.HasValue && result.Value)
{
//accept true
}
else
{
//Cancel or false
}
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/25779674/mvvm-dialogservice-and-dialog-result