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How to: Call a Page Function
This example shows how to call a page function from a [!INCLUDETLA#tla_xaml] page.
Example
You can navigate to a page function using a uniform resource identifier (URI), just as you can when you navigate to a page. This is shown in the following example.
[!code-csharpHOWTOPageFunctionSnippets#NavigateToAPageFunctionLikeAPageCODEBEHIND] [!code-vbHOWTOPageFunctionSnippets#NavigateToAPageFunctionLikeAPageCODEBEHIND]
If you need to pass data to the page function, you can create an instance of it and pass the data by setting a property. Or, as the following example shows, you can pass the data using a non-parameterless constructor.
[!code-xamlHOWTOPageFunctionSnippets#CallAPageFunctionXAML]
[!code-csharpHOWTOPageFunctionSnippets#CallAPageFunctionCODEBEHIND] [!code-vbHOWTOPageFunctionSnippets#CallAPageFunctionCODEBEHIND]