- What is the alternative for implementing MDI in WPF?
- Why do we need MDI forms?
- Which of the following property of form is used to create MDI form?
What is the alternative for implementing MDI in WPF?
Solution 1
Your options are simple: use a Tabbed Document Interface (about as close to MDI as standard WPF gets), switch to WinForms which does support MDI, or use an external add on such as AvalonDock[^] - I've not tried it myself, but ...
Why do we need MDI forms?
Multiple-document interface (MDI) applications enable you to display multiple documents at the same time, with each document displayed in its own window. MDI applications often have a Window menu item with submenus for switching between windows or documents.
Which of the following property of form is used to create MDI form?
The Boolean IsMdiContainer property determines whether a form behaves as an MDI parent.