What I want:
A button on a closed splitView
that calls .openPane()
.
What I've tried:
This MSDN documentation says that SplitView
should have a method called showPane()
. Looking at this codepen example makes it seem like I can just WinJS.Namespace.define()
a random var, put a splitView: null
on it and have it all work but it complains that openPane()
is not a supported method or property. Looking at the code Visual Studio 2015 generates, I would expect to call window.mySpitView.splitView.openPane()
which complains about splitView
being null (because it's set to null
at the top). I also tried doing WinJS.UI.SplitView.openPane()
which also complains that .openPane()
is not a supported property or method.
I'm using Visual Studio 2015 and WinJS 4.X (I installed fresh from NuGet so it had better be the most recent)
Your instance of the SplitView has the openPane
. You're calling it as a static method which just isn't there.
Find your SplitView with some selector like the following
var splitView = document.querySelector('[data-win-control="WinJS.UI.SplitView"]');
splitView.winControl.openPane();
That should do the trick