Sometimes you want to just pass values to a dialog, but other times, you want events in the dialog to trigger things before the dialog is actually closed.  Here's an example. private async Task OpenFiltersDialog() { var options = new DialogOptions { CloseOnEscapeKey = true, Position = DialogPosition.CenterLeft }; var originalFiltersViewModel = AccountPickerState.AccountFiltersViewModel; var sub

Just trying not to forget this... Anywhere in the component, create a MudOverlay as shown below.  When the visibility of the overlay changes, the FiltersOverlayVisibileChanged gets called. Then in the C# code, add the following values.  The ToggleFiltersVisible is the method

Knowing how to find answers from the incredibly useful, informal documentation that make up the collective knowledge on a subject turns out to be key.  Also, paying attention helps. When you don't it sometimes results in an well deserved face palming moment when you say, "Why didn't I find/think/

Damn.  Another Update. I wrote a post, then got help from some nice people.  Then published the "Update" below.   Then, in the process of using a suggestion from Matias I found a real no-compromise solution. Stop reading this and go here to get these two working together properly. Update! When

First thing: I am a huge fan of Microsoft, their products and especially their developers.  These people are first class engineers. So when I tried to move from NewtonSoft to System.Text.Json (STJ), I underestimated the problems involved.  By a lot.  I'm not going to write about this in

At the very outset much of this was learned through trial and error and with the video help of people like Steve Smith, Nick Chapsas, Julie Lerman and others.  Useful links to some of their work is at the bottom of this post. I'm writing this up because someone thought

Writing these damn queries always makes me feel stupid. Here's a sample where we need to filter on the values in an object and other values in a list contained inside the object, but need access to the parent object and associated child object when we're finished. var location = userAccountSummaries

This is the accounting of a hunting trip that nearly ended badly.  This document was found during a cleaning up exercise and has been reproduced here in its entirety.  Some of you will know these individuals.

Using Enums 1. Always declare a zero value, valid enum 2. Use ResourceDictionary to localize them. 3. For flags, remember there is a limit of 31 for an int and 63 for a long. 4. Microsoft docs [https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/csharp/programming-guide/enumeration-types] To create a normal

I have officially lost my mind. I've never run into so many roadblocks in my life on a single concept. Everything seems to be about halfway there, nothing works completely out of the box. And since the effort crosses so many platforms, frameworks and concepts, and since nothing holds still

I thought I'd write this all down before I forget it. Really hard to remember it after stepping away for a second. I'm using the Microsoft Azure Mobile App platform and I want to support a number of different identity providers and platforms. This is basically how it works: 1.

Adrian, Thanks so much for listening to these suggestions. I think some of them might be a little bit of an edge case (multiple users on a single device) but others seem to get a lot of play on various forums which suggests lots of folks are wrestling with them.