Graham McKechnie

@petro2050 You need Xamarin.AndroidX.Navigation to get the Navigation class and then you can do navController = Navigation.FindNavController(this, Resource.Id.nav_host); I'm not sure about FragmentContainerView. When I first did it it was...

@petro2050 You could look at https://github.com/gmck/NavigationCodeLab to check whether you have misconfigured your project. It was uploaded Aug 2020, so it would need updating re the AndroidX libs. You do...

What do you have in Resource.Designer.cs for public partial class Navigation? What version of Visual Studio?

When I try and build your app4 I get the same errors as you. If you search your Resource.Designer.cs you don't find the Class Navigation which explains your red sqigglies....

@petro2050 Thanks for the links. I've had a quick look at the sample and read Ian Lakes article. I then remembered that I had read it before. At that time,...

@petro2050 I've got that NavigationAdvancedSample working. However, I'm not all that interested in spending more time publishing it because other than showing support for multi back stacks it really doesn't...

Hi, I’m not sure what you mean, but I guess what you are saying re the Register fragment is that the name, email etc are not retained when you navigate...

Another method I wanted to consider trying was `public static WindowInsetsControllerCompat toWindowInsetsControllerCompat(WindowInsetsController insetsController)` but it appears to be missing from Xamarin.AndroidX.Core 1.5.0

@Edyazn, About 18 months ago I had ``` java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: No @Navigator.Name annotation found for NavGraphNavigator. Issue #6928 ``` I had to add the following to proguard.cfg to fix it. ```...

@gabsamples6 I had the same problem with those warnings, although they did not affect the app building or running. The warnings went away when I upgraded Xamarin.Android.Navigation.Fragment and Xamarin.Android.NavigationUI to...