Assume that I have two WPF windows: window_One and window_Two.
We implemented this to close Window1 from Window2 getting opened, but it should work in any scenario to close any window from anywhere if you place these code parts in their appropriate areas:
Create a class that stores a Window
object, and a function that will close it:
CloseWindow.cs
public static class CloseWindow
{
public static Window WinObject;
public static void CloseParent()
{
try
{
((Window)WinObject).Close();
}
catch (Exception e)
{
string value = e.Message.ToString(); // do whatever with this
}
}
}
In the parent window (window you want to close - Window2, in this case?), in its onload event, set its Window
object equal to CloseWindow.WinObject
:
CloseWindow.WinObject = (Window)this;
Then, in the child's onload event (or, in the case of the OP, in Window2's User Control's button event), have it perform the CloseParent()
function:
if (CloseWindow.WinObject != null)
CloseWindow.CloseParent();