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I think it's pretty funny that you are creating an open source project to "begin December 1, 2009 and will be completed by July 1, 2010" That just doesn't make much sense...
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Yes. The TargetType properties of Templates and Styles are special. The Xaml parser is basically hardcoded to understand how to convert string values to types in this instance. It is a special case and you cannot use types elsewhere in Silverlight Xaml.
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Thanks Jonathan. That's what I suspected, but I was hoping there was something I was missing. Please try and add this for the next version. It is the main feature holding up my ability to unit test data binding expressions. Which is important to the workflow of many shops.
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Is anyonw aware of a way to get a Binding instance from a FrameworkElement. In other words, given a FrameworkElement and a DependencyProperty, is their any way to retrieve the Binding instance that has been set on the given property. I know this is possible with WPF, but I need to do it in both WPF and SL. I've tried a couple ...
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@jesse
Actually I think we are talking about two different things. I believe I misinterpreted your post. Isolated storage can store anything. But, the VS built in Settings class uses the DataContractSerializer to serialize any of its custom settings to iso storage. So the restriction is in the build-in Settings class, not ...
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I'd like to add some emphasis to this issue. This is a big deal for what I am trying to accomplish. It's embarassing to see that someone from Microsoft hasn't even bothered to answer this question at all in 4 months. Would someone please address this?
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Wouldn't it be more accurate to say that you can store anything in site/app settings that the DataContractSerializer can serialize? I believe this is going to preclude a number of advanced scenarios. That's way it worked in Beta 2 at least.
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I have to admit, this is a mistake on the part of Microsoft's implementation of Silverlight and it *must* be fixed. This is completely different from the way things work in WPF. In WPF bubbling/tunneling are types of routing and events that behave in this way are accomplished the same way in "user code" as in the framework ...
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I have a couple of questions related to the WebClient functionality.
1. Can WebClient download a resource stream x-domain? I'm assuming this works by using a x-domain policy file, but I need to be sure.
2. Are resources downloaded via WebClient cached? In other words, if I request MyStuff.xap twice, will the second ...
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I second this. If there could be an opt in model, similar to the way the IsolatedStorage size increase works, that would be good enough.