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Recently, I began working on a project where font quality was an issue. So, I thought I would look into it. I wrote a quick little Silverlight app that disabled UseLayoutRounding and printed a sample text string repeatedly at 0.1 pixel boundaries. Indeed, I found that the font quality improved somewhere around the 0.5 sub-pixel ...
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When I look back over the history of these forums, I see several things that developers have been requesting since the early betas a year ago. The ones that come to mind are: changing the caret color of the textbox, and dropdown listboxes.
However, each new release has contained exotic new controls that few programmers will use, instead of ...
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Unbelievable. No dropdown list control announced in beta 2.
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Try it with something other than a button. Add the following code below the button listed in your sample:
<Grid MouseLeftButtonDown="Grid_MouseLeftButtonDown">
<TextBlock Text="Click me" />
</Grid>
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I have wrapped a ScrollViewer around a 'form' that contains a number of textboxes. I am unable to programmatically set the focus to the textboxes using something like Textbox1.focus();
I need to be able to move focus from textbox to textbox as the user performs certain actions.
If I remove the ScrollViewer it works fine.
Although ...
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Thanks for taking the time to reply. It is always interesting to see how other people might go about solving a problem.
What you have proposed is very close to what I am looking for, but not quite the answer. Thanks for recommending the DataConverter, it had not occured to me as an option. If the control needs to change its ...
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Consider a simple data file where each record contain a FlightNumber and a DelayCode that indicates if the flight is on-time or delayed:
107 1
121 1
498 0
How can this be rendered in a listbox so that the delayed flights are red and the flights on time are green? For example:
107 Delayed
121 Delayed
498 On-time
I built a user ...
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Problem: Selecting a RadioButton value in one instance of a UserControl causes RadioButtons in other instances of the same control to de-select.
The sample below demonstrates this by creating a UserControl with a textbox and 2 radio buttons. Several instances of the UserControl are then used to populate a ...
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Steps to reproduce the problem:
1) Populate a ListBox control with enough content so that both vertical and horizontal scroll bars appear.
2) Copy the default ListBox, ScrollBar, and related templates to App.xaml and wire them up as appropriate
3) Comment out the Track Layer in the VerticalRootElement so that you can see behind the scroll ...
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So, in effect, Silverlight can not be used for robust enterprise business applications that require access to SQL Server. Amazing.