While working on an application last weekend, I was in need to pass an object as query string parameter to the other page of my Windows Phone application. NavigationService does not allow you to pass any complex object. Then I found a cool idea by which you will be able to send the whole object to the other page. In this blog post, I am going to share you the trick. The sealed class NavigationService present under System.Windows.Navigation namespace provides methods and events to...


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