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actually if you have referenced your WSS (Windows SharePoint Service) you can do the trick
that's what giftednewt said, Referencing it as namespaces
another way is adding it as the ServiceReference(let say named as myWSS and call it by
myWSS.ListsSoapClient mysc= new myWSS.ListsSoapClient();
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what would you like to pass?
a file?
I have tried passing data with Base64, and it works perfectly with WCF Service. See if it helps you or not
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Can i know where is your item viewer?
Do you want to view any files which is clicked in the itemviewer?
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just like if you have an image which will be enlarged by an animation maybe about 2seconds
but you hit the MouseLeave event, it will be diminished
Then how about the "From" value? coz the enlarge animation has not been completed
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I guess what he want to do is to move the scrollbar to an absolute position so that the listbox can show the appropriate item
but, sorry I want to know why you have to put listboxes into one big listbox?
Can I know a little bit more your approach?
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I think the more straightforward script will be like the red one
document.write("The local time zone is: GMT " + new Date().getTimezoneOffset()/60*-1);
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maybe you should use JavaScript to get the client's timezone by DateTime.gettimezoneOffset()
and pass it back to Silverlight using initparm
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You can define your Controls programmatically
and finally add it by
[Name].Children.Add([ControlsName]);
e.g. LayoutRoot.Children.Add(myRect);
Remove is in the same manner
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Just put it inside UserControl.Resources
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the example in the documentation cant help?
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.net.httpwebrequest(VS.95).aspx