I tried to create a URI like this
Uri uri = new Uri("file:///Pages/Menu/Page.xaml");
So I have a WPF project and its path is like this: C:/Programing/MyProjectName/
Now the path to my file are C:/Programing/MyProjectName/Pages/Menu/Page.xaml
as you saw above the path I give to the Uri is file:///Pages/Menu/Page.xaml when I run this I get the error can't find the part of the path C:/Pages/Menu/Page.xaml which I expect because as I said above my files path is C:/Programing/MyProjectName/Pages/Menu/Page.xaml
so my question is, is there any way to use a relative path in my Uri, I want to use a relative path because my app will not always be in the same folder.
Incase your wondering why I'm using a Uri is because I'm setting the Source property on a WPF frame and it uses Uri instead of string.
CodePudding user response:
In order to load a Page, use a Resource File Pack URI:
var uri = new Uri("pack://application:,,,/Pages/Menu/Page.xaml");
Which could also be written like this:
var uri = new Uri("/Pages/Menu/Page.xaml", UriKind.Relative);
