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Just a thought. Can it be that as soon as you start using the navigation buttons, Silverlight sets the Source of the Frame. And while doing this, actually removes the binding...? What happens if you make the binding TwoWay? Have you tried to verify that the binding exists after using the navigation buttons? In SL 3, you can do this by calling ...
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I have not had any luck with that so far. I will have a look at it in the future. Right now I think you will just have to accept that you will get error messages based on the Silverlight's runtime language setting....
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In the contructor you have the following code
WCFClientProxy.Service1Client proxy = new
FeedBack.WCFClientProxy.Service1Client();
Can you verify that the WCFClientProxy class is actually in this namespace? Where is the red squiggly line placed? To verify where the class is placed, I would recomend expanding the Services "folder" and ...
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Just a tip would be that the System.Net.Webclient is actually in the System.Net.dll assembly... That might help...
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No worries! Please set the question as answered...
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So removing the parameter completely and leaving the splashscreensource intact does not show the custom splash screen either?
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That was what I was talking about. Unfortunate that the name of the Fill property confuses it. If you do not use Canvas, but instead use a Grid, any control or shape placed inside the Grid will automatically expand and fill the entire area. In the example above I was trying to explain this by showing how a blue rectangle would fill the entire size ...
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I would suggest using a Converter, a class implementing IValueConverter. Google it or look here http://chris.59north.com/post/Bindings-the-glue-that-connects-the-view-to-the-viewmodel-part-1.aspx
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Seems as if there is some wiring problem...
What happens if you remove the onsourceprogresschanged parameter completely? Does the loading Xaml show then? (Without actually updating)
Have you tried alerting something from the script just to see if it is being called and if there might be any problems in the JavaScript?
Just grasping for straws, ...
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If you use a Grid as the layout root, any controls added inside it without specifically setting sizes or alignements will fill the entire space available. So if you du this
<Grid>
<Rectangle Fill="Blue" />
</Grid>
The entire Grid will be "filled" with blue... Did that make sense?