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Ribbon Bar - Allow tab to change objects in view

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    Unsure if anyone will be able to help me here. I have posted in the Syncfusion forums, but they take a while to respond, so I thought I would try my luck here and see if I can get some direction. I am using VS2010 WPF with .Net 4. I also have Syncfusion installed and using their ribbonbar. Now this is going to be an admin tool, where I will have multiple utilities within. I want to use a RibbonBar with a Docking manager below. Now what I am trying to do is have each RibbonTab in the RibbonBar have its own seperate Docking Manager. Then each of my friends will be able to work on their specific tab. Now I was able to write some C# code that captured the tab click event and handled the loading of the different objects into the various docking panes, but this doesn't happen at design time. I was wondering if there is any way I can get this to work at design time, perhaps by using XAML. If anyone has any info that may help I woul love to hear it. I am really new to WPF, so it has taken some getting used to, but I am enjoyin it and perhaps even a kick in the right direction would be helpful. Thanks! Dan

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