Dialog view containing two Caliburn.Micro views?

If you have a property on your dialog view model which is another view model type, and you add a ContentControl to your dialog view which is named the same as this property, then Caliburn. Micro will automatically inject the view which corresponds to your property view model type into the ContentControl placeholder, and bind that view model type to the view automatically too. Is this what you mean?

Something like: Dialog View Model private MyReusableControlViewModel myReuseableControl; public MyReusableControlViewModel MyReuseableControl { get { return this. MyReuseableControl; } set { this. MyReuseableControl = value; NotifyOfPropertyChanged(...); } } // Dialog View Model Constructor public DialogViewModel() { this.

MyReuseableControl = new MyReusableControlViewModel(); } // Dialog View ...

If you have a property on your dialog view model which is another view model type, and you add a ContentControl to your dialog view which is named the same as this property, then Caliburn. Micro will automatically inject the view which corresponds to your property view model type into the ContentControl placeholder, and bind that view model type to the view automatically too. Is this what you mean?

Something like: // Dialog View Model private MyReusableControlViewModel myReuseableControl; public MyReusableControlViewModel MyReuseableControl { get { return this. MyReuseableControl; } set { this. MyReuseableControl = value; NotifyOfPropertyChanged(...); } } // Dialog View Model Constructor public DialogViewModel() { this.

MyReuseableControl = new MyReusableControlViewModel(); } // Dialog View ... Of course, ideally you would want to inject any dependencies of the dialog view model (in this case MyReusableControlViewModel) and work against abstractions inside the dialog view model, rather than concrete types.

This sounds like exactly what I'm looking for, I'll give it a try. – DaveK Dec 13 '10 at 15:30 Works perfectly, thanks! – DaveK Dec 13 '10 at 21:41.

If you have a property on your dialog view model which is another view model type, and you add a ContentControl to your dialog view which is named the same as this property, then Caliburn. Micro will automatically inject the view which corresponds to your property view model type into the ContentControl placeholder, and bind that view model type to the view automatically too. Is this what you mean?

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