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Hello,
In my Xaml code, I register a function with the ValueChanged event of the Slider control:
<Slider Height="22" x:Name="amountSlider" Width="71.804"
Orientation="Horizontal" LargeChange="10" Maximum="100" Minimum="1" SmallChange="1"
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I found the solution. You have to put the ScaleTransform on the LayoutRoot element, rather than the UserControl.
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That's the goal, what I want is to resize relative to the design size. The design size is the nominal size of the application, it will retain that size if not rescaled otherwise when the host changes size. The host size is the target size I want the application to have when run. So calculating the scale ratio between these two elements ...
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Hello,
I try to handle the resizing of my Silverlight 2.0 application by using a scaleTransform. I use Content.ActualWidth/Height to calculate the ratio between the current size of the silverlight plugin and the design size of the app.
The problem I see appears when you resize the browser window so that the plugin is smaller ...
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Another solution is to put the button in a canvas and hide the canvas, it worked for me.
Mathieu Garstecki
Intern at Winwise