#Native access content location how to#

On some platforms, the back navigation request needs to be hooked up to the back navigation of the Frame. - uwp: add a ` manager.AppViewBackButtonVisibility = frame.CanGoBack Setting it to visible has the follow effect on the platform: Toggle the visibility of back button based on if the frame can navigate back.

Uno.UI.() Īdd some extra setups for navigation: protected override void OnLaunched(LaunchActivatedEventArgs e) Private void NavigateBack(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e) => Frame.GoBack() // in both pagesĮnable native frame navigation in : public App() For more information on this feature, check out: platform specific XAML Here a platform conditional is used to show the AppBarButton on the Skia platforms only. It should allow you to download (there are also some in Library/Preferences, not sure if you have to. move the troublesome product plists to your desktop and restart native access. (Optionally) Add an AppBarButton to the CommandBar for back navigation in the last two pages for Skia heads: In your main hard drive /Library/Preferences folder there are some files where product names are well product names. Private void GotoNextPage(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e) => Frame.Navigate(typeof(Blank)) // in Blank Private void GotoNextPage(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e) => Frame.Navigate(typeof(Blank)) // in MainPage

Put a different text for each page: 'MainPage', 'Content 1', 'Content 2'Īdd a button for forward navigation in the first two pages:

Note: Add xmlns:toolkit='using:Uno.UI.Toolkit' to the element.

MainPage.xaml, Blank.xaml, Blank.xaml:.

Right click on the shared project -> Add -> New Item. The complete sample code can be found here: NativeFrameNav Step-by-step instructionsĬreate a new Uno Platform application, following the instructions here.Īdd two more pages ( Blank and Blank) to the Your_Project_Name.Shared project

#Native access content location how to#

How to use native Frame navigation Example