Hi Jerrie, I found that example recently, but there must be a misunderstanding, as that demo has the exact behaviour that caused me to make my original post: the Lock opens in a separate floating Window over which I have no control. The effect is terribly disruptive.
I looked at source code, I hit breakpoints and looked at properties, etc, but I can’t find any way of altering the behaviour.
Several months ago I used Auth0 Lock in a simple demo Xamarin Forms phone app and it integrated nicely and filled the screen. It felt like a natural part of the app’s navigation. So in the WPF program I want a similar effect. If could at least embed the login UI inside a WPF control then I could place it anywhere in a XAML page and make it feel like a part of the program. Can I do that somehow?
Or have I misunderstood and the Quickstart does what I want, but I have to tweak it somehow that’s not obvious?
Greg