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Sounds like all you need is a MediaElement and an ASX file. Just assign the ASX file to the MediaElement.Source and you're good to go.
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How about just setting the ScaleX or ScaleY = -1 depending on if you want to mirror horizontally or vertically?
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Write your div resize function in javascript and then call that js method from SL passing along the new size.
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I think your easiest bet is actually doing your storyboard in code. This way you will be able to keep track of which MediaElement is in the center and use that particular element in your coded storyboard.
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As stated before the controls are always available using the VisualTreeHelper.
The quicker way is to add a Loaded event to your control declaration in your DataTemplate. In that Loaded event add the control "sender" to a List of those controls. That way you have that list at your disposal and can iterate through it much quicker than ...
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What you're looking for is creating Dependency properties for your control. In your class just type the shortcut
propdp
and then press Tab twice for it to give you the code snippet. Just fill in the green stuff and you're ready to roll.
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You may want to consider just using a ToggleButton instead. It has checked and unchecked states which you can control the image display in. Very easy to find out which state it is in by the property IsChecked.
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Here is the scenario. Suppose you have two different socket apps running on the same server. They listen to different ports, let's say 4530 and 4531. Both still need to use a policy server which needs to run on port 943. Let's also assume that these all will run as windows services. The issue I'm trying to ...
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Ack, this is truly a nasty problem to tackle. You may want to read this bloke's two part article to see why it is pretty tough.
http://blogs.msdn.com/deviations/archive/2008/11/27/silverlight-and-cover-flow-part-i.aspx
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Do you have a client access policy file to allow access to Silverlight?
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It is actually more than simply just a client access policy file...you actually have to create a PolicyServer that will listen on port 943 and serve out the policy file.
This will get you started: ...