INavigation.PushAsync Method
Definition
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Overloads
| PushAsync(Page) |
Asynchronously adds a Page to the top of the navigation stack. |
| PushAsync(Page, Boolean) |
Asynchronously adds a Page to the top of the navigation stack, with optional animation. |
PushAsync(Page)
Asynchronously adds a Page to the top of the navigation stack.
public System.Threading.Tasks.Task PushAsync (Xamarin.Forms.Page page);abstract member PushAsync : Xamarin.Forms.Page -> System.Threading.Tasks.TaskParameters
Returns
System.Threading.Tasks.Task
A task that represents the asynchronous push operation.
Remarks
The following example shows PushAsync and PopAsync() usage:
var newPage = new ContentPage ();
await Navigation.PushAsync (newPage);
Debug.WriteLine ("the new page is now showing");
var poppedPage = await Navigation.PopAsync ();
Debug.WriteLine ("the new page is dismissed");
Debug.WriteLine (Object.ReferenceEquals (newPage, poppedPage)); //prints "true"
Applies to
PushAsync(Page, Boolean)
Asynchronously adds a Page to the top of the navigation stack, with optional animation.
public System.Threading.Tasks.Task PushAsync (Xamarin.Forms.Page page, bool animated);abstract member PushAsync : Xamarin.Forms.Page * bool -> System.Threading.Tasks.TaskParameters
- page
- Page
The page to push.
- animated
- System.Boolean
Whether to animate the push.
Returns
System.Threading.Tasks.Task