Reputation: 3365
I mage my UWP page to be Singleton mode. So that I cannot use function Navigate()
to navigate to this singleton page. The Navigate()
function's replacement method is as below.
this.Frame.Content = new BlankPage2();
Window.Current.Activate();
But with this way, when we leaving a page, the OnNavigatingFrom()
of the page will not be called. But I need an event to tell me whether a page is leaving. How?
Upvotes: 0
Views: 192
Reputation: 39112
This seems like an unusual design decision, but in any case, you are able to get notified on when the Frame.Content
property changes:
var token = rootFrame.RegisterPropertyChangedCallback(
Frame.ContentProperty,
ContentChanged);
The ContentChanged
method can look like this:
private void ContentChanged(DependencyObject sender, DependencyProperty dp)
{
//do something when Content changes
}
The token
variable above can be used to unregister the property change notification later:
rootFrame.UnregisterPropertyChangedCallback(Frame.ContentProperty, token);
Upvotes: 2