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I am using a home page in a masterdetailpage (as the detail).

The home page should let the user access to the other detail pages without passing through the master page.(when clicking some buttons)



How to do it? I think Navigation.PushAsync() doesn't work.










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    I am using a home page in a masterdetailpage (as the detail).

    The home page should let the user access to the other detail pages without passing through the master page.(when clicking some buttons)



    How to do it? I think Navigation.PushAsync() doesn't work.










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      I am using a home page in a masterdetailpage (as the detail).

      The home page should let the user access to the other detail pages without passing through the master page.(when clicking some buttons)



      How to do it? I think Navigation.PushAsync() doesn't work.










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      I am using a home page in a masterdetailpage (as the detail).

      The home page should let the user access to the other detail pages without passing through the master page.(when clicking some buttons)



      How to do it? I think Navigation.PushAsync() doesn't work.







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          You should be able to access the master page using the MainPage property of your App class.
          An example to navigate to a specifi Detail Page:



          (App.Current.MainPage as MasterDetailPage).Detail = new Page1();





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            You should be able to access the master page using the MainPage property of your App class.
            An example to navigate to a specifi Detail Page:



            (App.Current.MainPage as MasterDetailPage).Detail = new Page1();





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              You should be able to access the master page using the MainPage property of your App class.
              An example to navigate to a specifi Detail Page:



              (App.Current.MainPage as MasterDetailPage).Detail = new Page1();





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                You should be able to access the master page using the MainPage property of your App class.
                An example to navigate to a specifi Detail Page:



                (App.Current.MainPage as MasterDetailPage).Detail = new Page1();





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                You should be able to access the master page using the MainPage property of your App class.
                An example to navigate to a specifi Detail Page:



                (App.Current.MainPage as MasterDetailPage).Detail = new Page1();






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