How to switch between 2 user controls in 1 space about elmish.wpf

[minewarriorsSchool]

Hey @TysonMN !

Thanks a lot for your rapid responds. I actually had an epiphany yesterday and managed to solve the main problem I had.

Solution that I in the end went for was to add a custom dependeny property to my ribbon usercontrol and register the navigationfame to it.

then when the button was pressed I passed this property to the command parameter and convert is in Binding.cmdParam.

This way everything stays pure and the gui element stays in the xaml file.

I have considered the visibility thing, but I rather would not do that, since well.... It just does not seems like the nicest solution to me hahahaha.

[TysonMN]

I understand that you can't share your code from work.

Can you create a minimal working example though?

Ideally you could also simulate the slow performance, but it would be helpful even if you skipped this part for now.

The one approach I also took when building a WPF application (with or without Elmish.WPF) was to always create all possible views and then use the Visibility properties to only show the one I want the user to see. With this approach, I expect switching between views should be rather instantaneous.

Have you tried that approach?