I'm trying to understand and learn a bit more about WPF.
In a WPF project with 30 windows, all windows must have:
- same toolbar (with the buttons: new, edit, delete, view and close)
- the same statusbar
- each window must have a tabcontrol with 2 TabItem. The contents of the first TabItem can be different according to the window. The second TabItem should always contain a datagrid with different columns according to the window.
The "logical sequence" is:
- open the window
- the user enters the parameters in the first TabItem
- the user clicks the search button
- the data are displayed in the datagarid in the second TabItem
- the user clicks on new / edit / delete / view
- show a window for editing data
The buttons new / edit / view and delete must be enabled only when a row in the gridview is selected. The "logical sequence" is valid for all windows!
In winform you can create a form with the structure to use as a template and create 30 windows that inherit from the model. With custom events in the template, you can understand if user have selected a row in the gridview, understand if the user click a button on the toolbar etc
For example, when the user click on the New button is generated the "NewItem" event that is a custom event, then in the form that inherit from the model when recive the "NewItem" event open the input form


You can do something similar in WPF?
you can create a form template in WPF and creating windows that inherit from the template?
I hope I was clear and sorry for my bad English
Thanks