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Does anyone know the property that is setting this light-blue border in the DataGrid below? It appears in the first cell when the page is first loaded, and in the selected cell if you select a different cell. My XAML is pasted below. Thanks in advance.
Aaron
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Thanks Helena,
Your method is working reasonably well. I'm just having trouble geting the lines to meet up. Their must be some inherent padding or something, because the each line is only going to about 1 pixil before the end of the textbox. Where the two lines meet up, in the upper left corner, there's a big square ...
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Did you have to completely replace the textbox's control template, or were you able to just add your 2 lines to the existing one? Can you share your code?
Aaron
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Hi,
When you define an ASP.NET Textobx as follows:<asp:TextBox runat="Server" ID="TB" BackColor="White" />
You get a nice shaded effect in the top and left borders, just for having defined its BackColor:
I'd like to re-create that effect with my Silverlight textboxes. Any ...
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If you find a way to do it without the alert box, let us know. I tried many different things, but nothing worked consistently.
Aaron
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Thanks for replying.
I see your point with the latter argument: having just one way to embed the control in the page does make things cleaner.
However, the first argument makes no sense, since the Silverlight ASP control only goes into an ASP.NET page, which by definition is already dependent on IIS / ASP.NET.
However, I've ...
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Anyone know why the ASP Silverlight control was deprecated? It was so much cleaner: 1 line of code. I've never known Microsoft to make is so we have to write more code instead of less.
Aaron
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Thanks for the reply.
However, my question wasn't 'how do I change the skin', it was 'where the heck are my skin files'.
It turns out, that the Silverlight 3 SDK no longer has these files. They prefer you to use the outpout from Expression Encoder.
But, I still had access to a Silverlight 2 SDK, which still had the ...
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Sure, why not?
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The use of document.getElementById("<%= Xaml1.ClientID%>") isn't required. If you're using ASP.NET MasterPages or UserControls, it simplifies things a lot, because ASP will generate different ID's for the DOM-level objects at runtime. For Example, if your SIlverlight control is located within a User Control, ...