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I use the latest - 3.5.5. This does not occur in Chrome nor Internet Explorer 7 or 8.
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Thanks for the post. You are correct - the line only displays when the Silverlight Control has focus. Unfortunately, though, settings the tag's border did not prevent the line from displaying.
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When interacting with my silverlight control in firefox, vertical dashed lines appear on both sides of it. What gives? This does not happen in IE or Chrome.
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It works fine. You have to use the ActualHeight and ActualWidth, not just the normal height and width.
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That looks to do it, thanks!
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Is there a way to stop the designer from loading by default when you view a xaml page? Most of my xaml pages inherit from my own base classes, so its a pain in the ass to sit and wait for the designer to freeze up VS for about 5 seconds each time, only to load nothing!
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Thanks for the post.
In addition to sharing some common methods, my base class also has a number of member variables that my pages need to have. Therefore, it does actually make sense for me to be using inheritance. I will definitely have to consider if i can branch off some of my methods in there to a helper class though, ...
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[quote user="samcov"]
I'm beginning to agree that using objects ONLY with the Datagrid is VERY limiting in several areas.
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Exactly! The solutions that I've been looking into thus far are either:
A. Overlaying an html table just to display info. The drawback of this is that the fancy UI aspects and ...
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If you are looking to equally size your columns, the following code works pretty well. One limitation is that its doesn't seem like we can tell whether or not the scrollbar is displaying (its its visibility is set to auto, which is the default), making it hard to account for its size. As is, the code below adjusts for the ...
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In all of the examples I've seen (and as I've reproduced them myself), datagrids are always populated as follows:
public myDataClass
{
String Name {get; set;}
}
ObservableCollection<myDataClass> data = new ObservableCollection<myDataClass>();
myDataGrid.itemsource = data;
Thats all good and ...