Class RouterMenuTransitionateToView

Transition use case that routes through the top-level IViewRouter so a transition target may be a menu OR a composite custom view. The router shows the target via whichever subsystem owns it and deactivates the currently shown view as a whole — so navigating to/from a composite hides/shows the entire composite, not just an inner hosted menu.

Inheritance

object

RouterMenuTransitionateToView

Implements

ISyncUseCase<MenuTransitionateToViewInput>

IUseCase

Inherited Members

object.ToString()

object.Equals(object)

object.Equals(object, object)

object.ReferenceEquals(object, object)

object.GetHashCode()

object.GetType()

object.MemberwiseClone()

Namespace: Serenity.Menu.Application.UseCases

Assembly: Serenity.Menu.Application.dll

Syntax

public class RouterMenuTransitionateToView : ISyncUseCase<MenuTransitionateToViewInput>, IUseCase

Remarks

This replaces the menu-only hide-then-show (which resolved ids through the menu presenter's view-model dictionary and therefore could not target composites) and the lazy-build decorator (the menu provider still builds lazy menus on show via the router).

Constructors

RouterMenuTransitionateToView(IViewRouter)

Creates the transition over the view router.

Declaration

public RouterMenuTransitionateToView(IViewRouter router)

Parameters

Type	Name	Description
IViewRouter	router	The top-level router used to resolve and show the target view.

Methods

Execute(MenuTransitionateToViewInput)

Shows the target view by id through the router, which hides the current top-level view first. The source id is not used explicitly — the router tracks and deactivates the current view, so this works identically whether the source is a menu or a composite.

Declaration

public void Execute(MenuTransitionateToViewInput input)

Parameters

Type	Name	Description
MenuTransitionateToViewInput	input	The transition input carrying the source and target view ids.

Implements

ISyncUseCase<TInput>

IUseCase