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Expand/Collapse a toolbar

ShaningYu

I created a toolbar, e.g. the BaseMap Switch tool bar that allows me to switch from one basemap to another.   Then I created a control toolbar. By clicking a button, the BaseMap Switch toolbar can be either expanded or collapsed.

I wrote a piece of code (see below), but I don't know how to set the value for the BaseMap Toolbar's visibility (or something else).

If you have the experience, please share it with me. Thanks.

        private void SetTool(Button btn)
        {
            _Parent = (MainPage)System.Windows.Application.Current.RootVisual;
            _Parent.UnsetTool();
            btn.Background = (Brush)Application.Current.Resources["ButtonHighlightBrush"];
            _btnCurrentTool = btn;
            if (btn == btnMapSwitch)
            {
                //_Parent.MyBaseMaps.Visibility = "Collapse"; // can't be a string, what should be?
            }
            ...
         }

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DominiqueBroux

<actions:ToggleVisibilityAction TargetName="MainPage.MyBaseMaps" />

I am not sure the parameter I set for the TargetName is correct.

TargetName must be a name declared in the same xaml file. In this case, your code should be :

<actions:ToggleVisibilityAction TargetName="MyBaseMaps" />

AFAIK there is no way to reference a name declared in another xaml file.

EtienneAraya

Problem solved. Closed.

Can you explain how solve this problem. I have similar issue.

Thank's

ShaningYu

Problem solved. Closed.

ShaningYu

Still got error. I run debug and receive NullReferenceException at the piece of code below
    public class ToggleVisibilityAction : TargetedTriggerAction<UIElement> {
        protected override void Invoke(object parameter)
        {
            this.Target.Visibility = this.Target.Visibility == Visibility.Visible ?
                Visibility.Collapsed : Visibility.Visible;
        }
    }
Because this.Target is Null. The related codes are below:
In MainPage.xaml
    <unb:SwitchMap x:Name="MyBaseMaps" ...
In Toolbar.xaml
   <actions:ToggleVisibilityAction TargetName="MainPage.MyBaseMaps" />

I am not sure the parameter I set for the TargetName is correct.
Thanks for you toview it and provide your feedback.

JenniferNery

It is actually very difficult to know where your app can be failing because I do not know the actual program flow. I would suggest putting a breakpoint to where you set _Map, if this code is not hit, then maybe SetMap is not called or the parameter, TheMap, is null.

ShaningYu

Tried
this._Map.Visibility = System.Windows.Visibility.Collapsed;
but receive NullReferenceException
since this._Map is null
Could you tell what is wrong in the following code:
        private MainPage _Parent;
        private Map _Map;
        public void SetParent(MainPage TheParent)
        {
            // Assumes that MainPage supports SetCursor and UnsetTool
            _Parent = TheParent;
        }

        public void SetMap(Map TheMap)
        {
            _Map = TheMap;
        }
Thanks.

JenniferNery

If you need to set the map's Visibility property, you can do the following (just as you would with any other UIElement)

 
this.MyMap.Visibility = System.Windows.Visibility.Collapsed;

where MyMap is the name of the map.
If you need a specific layer on your map to set it's Visible property, you can do the following:

this.MyMap.Layers["StreetMap"].Visible = false;

where "StreetMap" is the ID of the Layer that you need affected.

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