Here are a couple of examples
WPF Application Hyperlink (in this case handle the RequestNavigate)
How about using a WPF hyperlink in MVVM. Here is how it is done.
In the XAML add the textblock with the hyperlink and bind it to a command ('AboutCommand' in this case). Note in this sample the text of the hyperlink is also bound to some property 'Version'
WPF Application Hyperlink (in this case handle the RequestNavigate)
<TextBlock>Files found using the given <Hyperlink Name="hlRules" NavigateUri="Rules" RequestNavigate="Hyperlink_RequestNavigate">Rules</Hyperlink>: </TextBlock>
private void HyperlinkRequestNavigate(object sender, RequestNavigateEventArgs e) { // What to do with a hyperlink navigation request? // If it is an internet URI this will invoke the default browser // Process.Start(new ProcessStartInfo(e.Uri.AbsoluteUri)); // Otherwise show a dialog or whatever you want e.Handled = true; }Also check this out this link for a reusable hyperlink navigation routine using dependent properties.
How about using a WPF hyperlink in MVVM. Here is how it is done.
In the XAML add the textblock with the hyperlink and bind it to a command ('AboutCommand' in this case). Note in this sample the text of the hyperlink is also bound to some property 'Version'
<TextBlock> <Hyperlink Command="{Binding AboutCommand}"><TextBlock Text="{Binding Version}" /></Hyperlink> </TextBlock>The command is implemented in the ViewModel
private RelayCommand aboutCommand; public RelayCommand AboutCommand { get { return aboutCommand ?? (aboutCommand = new RelayCommand(ExecuteAboutCommand)); } } private void ExecuteAboutCommand() { IAboutDialogService aboutDialogService = ServiceLocator.Current.GetInstance<IAboutDialogService>(); aboutDialogService.ShowAboutDialog(this.Title); }
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