Jumping to a HubSection
Hub exposes a handy SectionHeaders property that is a collection of Header objects from each HubSection. In this section, we leverage the same property and method to provide a much simpler shortcut mechanism. This works well if each HubSection’s Header is a string rather than a UIElement. If you mark our example Hub with Name="hub", you can use the following data binding trick (see Chapter 19, “Animation”) to fill a ComboBox with the section names:
<ComboBox Header="Jump to a Section" SelectionChanged="ComboBox_SelectionChanged" ItemsSource="{Binding SectionHeaders , ElementName=hub}"/>
The SelectionChanged handler can use the ScrollToSection method to make selecting a header jump ...
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