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As Jakkaj indicated, this is a protected method as it is only available to a derived class. It would probably be good for you to indicate what you would like to do so the group could suggest the best solution to use.
While it would be possible to simply create a new derived button to expose the part of the rectangle template you want as Jakkaj ...
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I don't have things in front of me at the moment, but you need to override OnApplyTemplate in your control and capture the template items you care about in that method using a GetTemplateChild method (or something similar). You would then store the reference to the controls as members of your class for use.
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Did you create it from <empty> or Debug? You should be able to add the debug setting to the new configuration BUT it is probably easier to recreate them and ensure you are copying from the Debug item.
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Can you access your service successfully from the web browser to get the WSDL?
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You can use your Configuration Manager in VS to manage that if you wanted. You could create a Debug Client and select that when you just want to compile the client. When defining the new configuration item, you would simply select the projects to build in that one.
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The release of SL3 seems to have broken the data binding of the TabItem HeaderTemplate. In SL2 the ContentControl of the header would be set to the LoadContent of the HeaderTemplate whereas in SL3 the ContentControl.HeaderTemplate is set to the TabItem.HeaderTemplate and so binding does not happen. (See private method UpdateHeaderVisuals for ...
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Is the RSS feed strict XHTML? If so, couldn't you simply load that HTML into an XML document, select the appropriate node and then use the InnerText property to get just the text without the formatting HTML?
I have not tried it myself but I think the idea should be useful.
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Control inheritance would be best if that is achievable so you can abstract implementation details to a lower level than the control itself. There isn't great support for inheritance yet but this link might provide some good ...
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So it sounds like you have some features that are not specific to the actual control but more generic that you could have "processing" utility classes that would support the functionality.
So maybe you have some common rendering things that you need to accomplish such as AddCircle (for simplicity) that you could have ...
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Could it be that you have multiple potential UserControls in that one UserControl? What type of logic is making the code large?