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It seems setting the FrameworkElement.Language property seems to get around this issue (without having to resort to converters everywhere), and we can programitically set this using information from Thread.CurrentThread.CurrentCulture - but now we run into problems where there are UI elements that are not part of the visual tree (e.g. ...
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It appears that when a textbox is bound to a double, it will accept commas, only to remove them. This is proving a real problem (especially for our Spanish customers as they use comma to denote a decimal point.)
To clarify, the following values entered into a textbox will be converted as follows:
1,5 -> 15
1,,5 -> 15 (i ...
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The image is embedded in an assembly (hence the pack style uri) not in the ClientBin folder on the server, and is therefore locally available for the client to access.
Thanks,
Andy
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Symptom: Image Resources Fail to Display in Popup unless the Application RootVisual is a UserControl (or the Popup is added to the Visual Tree)
Steps to reproduce: 1: public partial class MainPage : UserControl 2: { 3: public MainPage() 4: { 5: InitializeComponent(); 6: 7: var i = new Image 8: { ...
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That does indeed work, for those that are interested here is the style you need to apply to the datagrid:
1 <Style TargetType="Controls:DataGrid">
2 <Setter Property="RowBackground" Value="#AAEAEFF4" />
3 <Setter Property="AlternatingRowBackground" ...
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Many thanks for the response. We cannot set row height as there are very valid reasons for the rows being of different height.
A downside with the workaround you suggest is that the column headers will scroll out of view. The workaround I have adopted in the end is to write my own grid control that uses a standard scrollviewer. Thankfully ...
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Symptom:The vertical scrollbar thinks theres is more to scroll than there actually is. As a result, when you drag the scroller past a certain point, it jumps back to the top (taking the grid back to the first row). It is impossible to move the scroller all the way to the bottom. The position of the scroller is not at the bottom ...
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lol, well I guess that's one way of asking a question. The 'Get Started' page of this site provides the info you are looking for.
http://silverlight.net/getstarted/silverlight3/default.aspx
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Hi Michael, this is nothing to do with PropertyChanged support - the bug occurs when the leaves the textbox and has been around since SL2 beta1. It would be nice to see this fixed at some point.
I posted a workaround earlier at http://blogs.imeta.co.uk/aboyne/archive/2009/02/10/603.aspx - though this is ...
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No worries it's working now - I changed the project build order for the web site to be dependent on all the SL stuff (without actually having to reference the SL stuff).
Hurrah!