public Object RequestCustomDialog(
string message,
string title,
string contentName,
Object data
)
Message and Title are optional and can be empty strings.
The contentName is the name of the content in the EMC where you have stored your XAML for the dialog.
The data is the object containing the data you want to display in the dialog. It can be accessed in the XAML using the object named Data.
Personally i dont see many advantages to using this unless you want to use SIM scripts to display dialogs. Create a WPF dialog as normal and display it from your code without the RequestCustomDialog.
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