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I recognized a small difference to the behaviour we all have got used to. Double click should only be recognized, if the mouse cursor position didn't change within the 200 ms.
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Try to use windowless mode for your silverlight control. I think your JavaScript would get fired then.
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Thank you for clarifying! That's bad news for me. Now I have to decide whether to live with this behaviour (I'm sure our clients won't like it) or to drop context menu support in order to avoid windowless mode.
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heralight:
Thanks for replying! I would try anything to avoid this approach. The extra effort to write that methods for each and every control would be immense in our application. Up to now we used binding in XAML to do this (see original post). The method proposed by Yi-Lun Luo is another possibility how you could avoid that. However I ...
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Hello!
Thank you for the help! By adding all the strings to my application resources I can now avoid unnecessarily templating headers.
I ask myself if this approach is how localization was meant to be used. Unfortunately the documentation does not offer an example on this.
Look up "Localizing Silverlight Applications". The ...
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Hi!
The documentation you refer to does not contain an example how to actually use that resources - at least I cannot find it.
The text in "Localizing Silverlight Applications" states: "the following example illustrates how to retrieve a string named Greeting." but no such example is following. Can you ...
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Hi!
For several reasons I'm using the windowless mode for my application (RightClickHandling etc.).
However if there's for example a DataGrid with scrollbars, let's do the following test:
Click the scrollbar and move the cursor outside your browser window while still holding down the mouse button.
Release the mouse ...
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If documentation is right, this should work:
VisualTreeHelper.FindElementsInHostCoordinates(New Point(100, 100), Nothing)
however an NullReferenceException is being thrown.
VisualTreeHelper.FindElementsInHostCoordinates(New Point(100, 100), Application.Current.RootVisual)
should have the same effect and does work.
(Thanks to Amit, see ...
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Thanks Amit, that works! I forgot I can access that visual root globally in that way. I will re-post this in the bug section.
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Bart:
Thanks for answering! I know it's a breaking change and I know I can work around this by templating the headers (see my original post). That's acceptable in cases, where you can place the template in Resources and use it multiple times. But when using localization I must create a template for every single header in order to be able ...