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There's a tip to handle the right click event at http://silverlight.net/blogs/msnow/archive/2008/07/01/tip-of-the-day-14-how-to-right-click-on-a-silverlight-application.aspx?CommentPosted=true#commentmessage.
However if I set windowless=true, the Safari browser doesn't show my SL application.
Please help
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If you set windowless=true, the Safari does not show the SL.
How can we solve this problem
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Hi all!
When I set the option "Allow Programmatic clipboard access" to Prompt, the following code throw
ExecutionEngineException at line String CurrentClipboard = (String)HtmlPage.Window.Eval("window.clipboardData.getData('Text')");
, but the program can't catch this exception.When I run IE to open my ...
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Yeah!
Thanks for your answer.
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I think when we use reflection, we should able to do everything, we should able to access to private, protected method and property.
In Java, we have the function Method.SetAccessible(bool flag), so we easy to call the private method
In .Net 3.5, We have the BindingFlag, so we can find the private and protected method, and we can ...
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We have two UIElements, how can I compare their position?
In the SL2beta, we create new MouseEventArgs and use method MouseEventArgs.GetPosition to get the position of those UIElmenets from the Point (0,0), then we calculate the distance between them.
However in SL2 RTM, we can't create a instance MouseEventArgs.Does anybody have a ...
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We have two UIElements, how can I compare their position?
In the SL2beta, we create new MouseEventArgs and use method MouseEventArgs.GetPosition to get the position of those UIElmenets from the Point (0,0), then we calculate the distance between them.
However in SL2 RTM, we can't create a instance MouseEventArgs.Does anybody has a ...
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I think the reflection library on SL has a bug. When I call a private method, the system always throws exception MethodAccessException.
ConstructorInfo ci = typeof(Hello).GetConstructor(BindingFlags.NonPublic| BindingFlags.Instance ,null,System.Type.EmptyTypes,null);
object helloObject = ...
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First I created a .Net WS, then generated it's WSDL. Then I used Netbean to create a Java WS from that WSDL. So the WSDL of Java WS is same as the WSDL of .Net WS, but SL didn't understand.
I think we should wait for the final version of SL.
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Try calling ScrollView.UpdateLayout. I hope this help