WPF: Calling a method from a different "branch" of the tree

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Published on 2010-05-12T10:09:56Z Indexed on 2010/05/12 10:14 UTC
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Hey, I'm doing a WPF Application.

The tree looks like this:

SurfaceWindow --- Startscreen
..........................-------- Page---------- Subpage

I'm trying to call a method from the "Subpage" from the "Code Behind" of the Startscreen(Startscreen.xaml.cs).

The method from the Subpage looks like this:

public void showTheme(ThemeViewModel theme) { ... }

If know that I can call it when I'm on the "Page" or the "SurfaceWindow", because it's in the same "branch" of the tree, and I just do something like this:

        ThemeViewModel theme = (ThemeViewModel)mvm.CurrentItem.ThemeViewModel;
        katalog.katalogblatt.showTheme(theme);

But how do I do it when I'm not on the same branch of the tree and want to call the method?

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