How to programmatically switch to a different PanoramaItem?

Since SelectedItem and SelectedIndex are currently under the private set rule, indeed you cannot modify them through the application. However, you can change the DefaultItem property: PANORAMA_CONTROL>. DefaultItem = .

Items1 It will cause items to be a bit re-arranged since you are setting an item to be the first in the list, but other than that it is an acceptable way to do this, since it will actually bring the item in front of the user.

Since SelectedItem and SelectedIndex are currently under the private set rule, indeed you cannot modify them through the application. However, you can change the DefaultItem property: . DefaultItem = .

Items1; It will cause items to be a bit re-arranged since you are setting an item to be the first in the list, but other than that it is an acceptable way to do this, since it will actually bring the item in front of the user.

You can change the DefaultItem. Protected override void OnNavigatedTo(System.Windows.Navigation. NavigationEventArgs e) { string selected = String.

Empty; //check to see if the selected parameter was passed. If (NavigationContext.QueryString. ContainsKey("selected")) { //get the selected parameter off the query string from MainPage.

Selected = NavigationContext. QueryString"selected"; } //did the querystring indicate we should go to item2 instead of item1? If (selected == "item2") { //item2 is the second item, but 0 indexed.MyPanorama.

DefaultItem = myPanorama. Items1; } base. OnNavigatedTo(e); } Here's an example I made for a different purpose but it has this functionality.

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/129101/Panorama_querystring.zip.

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