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Hey Jesse,
I'm not sure if I'm the only one, but it seems your RSS feed isn't up to date.
feeds.feedburner.com/JesseLiberty-SilverlightGeek
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If you throw in another canvas inside the stackpanel, and layout your usercontrols inside it, you can use the attached properties Canvas.Top and Canvas.Left to get the location of your usercontrols.
Does that help?
-Daveloper
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Great!
Do remember that this probably won't change during the beta, unless the asp:silverlight control is updated to automatically enable focus on the object tag.
-Daveloper
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What type is "Items" and where are you calling this code?
-Daveloper
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I think its possible to create an application like this, however there is one potential party goofer you have to keep in mind.
Silverlight (at the moment, not sure if it may change) only supports .wav files, so .midi, .mp3 won't work.
And since Silverlight is running as a sandbox, I'm not sure if using a line in audio feed to record ...
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Taking a peek at our fellow XAML-lovers, the Winform users.
http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=1908060&SiteID=1
It seems that their using an attached property called "Resources" (where you usually stuff your storyboard), so it becomes <ControlTemplate.Resources>.
However, it seems that Silverlight ...
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The parameter of the document.getElementById method has to correspond to the name of the Silverlight control, thats defined inside the page, heres my working source.
<%@ Page Language="C#" AutoEventWireup="true" %>
<%@ Register Assembly="System.Web.Silverlight" ...
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I think I figured out a workaround.
I noticed that you can just click anywhere on the Silverlight control to enable typing, and it seems that when the page has loaded, there isn't an initial focus on the object element which is hosting the Silverlight control.
So!
I wrote a small Javascript function which does the trick. (use ...
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Thanks for clearing up.
I just whipped up a SL2 application aswell, and I tried the same thing you did.
And I couldn't type in aswell (did it in C#, but no matter).
Seems like this is a bug, since its so easy to reproduce.
I'll take a look for a work around, I'll post again if I've found ...
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Could you please share which eventhandler method you've put the code to enable the focus?