INavigationService.GoForward() Method

Performs a navigation to the next view, if allowed.

Namespace: DevExpress.Mvvm

Assembly: DevExpress.Mvvm.v20.2.dll

NuGet Packages: DevExpress.Mvvm, DevExpress.Uwp.Controls, DevExpress.WindowsDesktop.Mvvm

Declaration

C#

void GoForward()

VB.NET

Sub GoForward

Remarks

The INavigationService.CanGoForward property specifies whether a navigation to the next view is allowed.

Related GitHub Examples

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C#

wpf-mvvm-framework-use-services-with-dependency-injection/CS/FrameNavigation/ViewModel/DetailViewModel.cs#L18

public void NavigateNextDetail() => navigationService.Navigate("NextDetailView", null, this);
public void NavigateForward() => navigationService.GoForward();
public bool CanNavigateForward() => navigationService != null && navigationService.CanGoForward;

wpf-mvvm-framework-use-framenavigationservice-to-navigate-between-views-from-the-view-model/CS/DXSample/ViewModel/DetailViewModel.cs#L17

public void NavigateForward() {
    NavigationService.GoForward();
}

VB.NET

wpf-mvvm-framework-use-framenavigationservice-to-navigate-between-views-from-the-view-model/VB/DXSample/ViewModel/DetailViewModel.vb#L27

Public Sub NavigateForward()
    NavigationService.GoForward()
End Sub