wpf applicatiton which shows every form in one window

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hi I want to make a wpf c# application which shows every form(Ex:- user registration, reports , etc..)in one window in other words I want to make an application which have one window and every user control appears and closed there when I want just like games in some games like middle of honor warfighter they have one window and if we chose option option buttons appear in the same window and if we chose graphics that graphic page content appear in that same window.

and I want to know is there any frame work or special method is there which I should fallow other than putting wpf controls one over another and changing there visibility and isopen status.If there is any examples please give me a link

Posted 26-Nov-13 18:36pm

dushman40

Updated 26-Nov-13 18:37pm

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Alexander Dymshyts 27-Nov-13 3:15am

I don't know the purpose of this application, but I think that idea to have only one window and for registration and for reports and everything else is not a good idea. And put wpf controls one over another is also bad idea. In wpf you should create a view(of a registration or reports) and viewmodel to each view and then load your views with viewmodels.

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