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You must use RIA Services for your data and the Metadata classes must be on the server, not on the client. I am not sure if that's what is happening, but I think so. Make sure your data classes are also using hte MetadataType attribute to link the metadata class with the real type.
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The question is hard to read with all the Office markup. Cleaning it up might help.
But I'll try.
The metadata class, is it on the server or client? What data access are you using (WCF, RIA Services, ADO.NET Services, other?) Are you using the MetadataType attribute on the orginal type?
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We're going to need to see some of the XAML to help. Usually this error mentions a line #.
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As an author of some of those blogs/articles, I'll say that if you're worrying about a purist view, you're being dogmatic. The reality is a pattern is there to serve you.
I can't answer all the questions, but for #4, I think that the marriage idea I propose in my Prism MSDN article does what you want. I use a marriage ...
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Most likely the GET is doing a redirect to a mms: or https: protocol which is causing hte error. Use Fiddler2 to see what is happening. use the right protocol to begin with to fix it.
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Use a TranslateTransform.<Canvas ...>
<Canvas.RenderTransform>
<TranslateTransform x:Name="translation" />
</Canvas.RenderTransform>
</Canvas>
void OnClick(...)
{
translation.X += 50;
}
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You can put a Button over the Textbox and mark it as Visibility="Collapsed" so it doesn't appear until you want. Then you can simple use Element Binding to share the data:<TextBox x:Name="userName" />
<Button Content="{Binding Text, ElementName=userName}"
Height="{Binding Height, ...
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It looks like there is some problem with the order of what you are doing. The code you're adding the grid to the canvas looks wrong. Can you show us the actual code there?
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I don't see why you'd be getting a problem. Could you show us the exception and stacktrace?
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If you open the one in your domain via a button click, it should bypass the popup blockers. The other domain is more difficult but using a button click *should* do it but its less reliable. If the window you're opening has some of the less restrictive options, it helps the popup blocker not block it (e.g. show the address bar, ...