Hi James! Excellent video as usual! It made me really smile to hear you mention my little approach that I mentioned in the previous video! Thank-you! :D
Holy crap this finally fixes my problem. If you look in the GitHub issues I just submitted an issue recently about this called “Binding context works in almost no situations where it should.” I was trying to figure out how to bind directly to the page but couldn’t. Very helpful.
Is there any downside to setting the Binding Source to the Page itself? that seems a lot easier to understand than "walking up the chain" with a Relative source
Hey, James. The command binding in a collection or Bindable layout is a known bug. For some reason, they put it on the back burner, but it seems pretty important. I know I'm waiting on it. Can you talk to someone please?
Thanks for the video. The Context Menu apis are great. However, it's a downright tragedy that it doesn't work on mobile. Do you have any recommendations for nugets that can bring this functionality to mobile for a Material Design style Menu Component?
Thanks for the Video, I tried to run the application in Windows without Visual Studio, and it doesn't work. I tried building it in release model and this also didn't work. What must I do resolve this?
hello could you please create a video of how to drag components in the app? like im in view2 and i can return to view1 just dragging the view to left? or just like its made in discord, so when you have the main screen you can drag the view to the chat and to the friendlist. thanks
I have no idea how you knew I needed to implement a context menu today! How timely, James! You are fantastic!!
Glad it was helpful!
Hi James!
Excellent video as usual!
It made me really smile to hear you mention my little approach that I mentioned in the previous video!
Thank-you! :D
Thank you for taking the time to create this content!
Holy crap this finally fixes my problem. If you look in the GitHub issues I just submitted an issue recently about this called “Binding context works in almost no situations where it should.”
I was trying to figure out how to bind directly to the page but couldn’t. Very helpful.
Is there any downside to setting the Binding Source to the Page itself? that seems a lot easier to understand than "walking up the chain" with a Relative source
It is very long walk with Relative source, every time I use it have always wished there was a shorter one.
Thank you for this valuable content!
Keep it up James you rock!
Thanks, will do!
Great as usual ! A Question : Perhaps you did it before but how to create a toolbar visible in Windows and Android ? Thanks
Are these context menus available in Android?
Hey, James. The command binding in a collection or Bindable layout is a known bug. For some reason, they put it on the back burner, but it seems pretty important. I know I'm waiting on it. Can you talk to someone please?
Wow thank you so much 🎉🎉
So the context menu is simply ignored in the mobile application?
Thanks for the video. The Context Menu apis are great. However, it's a downright tragedy that it doesn't work on mobile. Do you have any recommendations for nugets that can bring this functionality to mobile for a Material Design style Menu Component?
Thanks for the Video, I tried to run the application in Windows without Visual Studio, and it doesn't work. I tried building it in release model and this also didn't work. What must I do resolve this?
hello could you please create a video of how to drag components in the app? like im in view2 and i can return to view1 just dragging the view to left? or just like its made in discord, so when you have the main screen you can drag the view to the chat and to the friendlist. thanks
I ran into that binding issue months ago, I thought it was just me not understanding how it works.
Great job. Thanks for explain
Glad it was helpful!
Very cool.. thanks for explain
You bet!
Did you test this on Mac ? When I did it did not work, fine on windows though .
They show up on the very top menu on mac, not inside of your mac. Such as codemag.com/Article/Image/2211052/image7.png
Nice
James, We need you to show how the context menu renders on a mobile device.
Menu bars are desktop only so nothing will show up on mobile