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Thanks for your help
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Hi. I guess the only change you made was the name. The solution that thosebug came up with did use Httpstransport
I dont use the client config files, I actually code the client to look at the destination and decide which transport to use
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dooh!!!!!
You are complete correct. Ouch that hurts. You have no idea how long i spent on this.
Anyway the change as you suggested is correct and on the client side i used httpstransport. Thats it
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No I never got a solution. Lots of people viewed this question but no answers. The example you gave is not valid xml so it wont work exactly as you have there. I think you are correct but not sure exactly what the correct syntax is going to be. Maybe ask the question again and someone will know the answer now
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I usd to be able to in Silverlight 2 because you could check it in the aspx.cs file before the control was created. But in silverlight 3 you cant as its now creating an object.
Do you have an example of what you are suggesting?
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In sl3 you get BinaryHttpBinding as well. Do you mean you dont think its supported with SSL?
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I'm having a problem getting this to work. I get "System.ArgummentException: The provided URI scheme https is invalid; expected http.
If i browse to my site (eg https://online.xxxxxxxx.com.au/msaservice.svc) then the service fires up fine, so I think the problem is my client end.
My web.config file anyway ...
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What I need to do is set the windowless parameter depending on the browser. So if the browser is Safari v3, or Opera v9 then the windowless parameter doesnt work and I want to turn it off.
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In silverlight 3 i used to have some code in the aspx code behind file which checked browser and browser version and then set the windowless paramter. With the new Object model, you can't do this anymore. Is there still a way to handle this. Some browsers still do not support windowless properly
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This is the code I ended up with.
Point pt = currentTextBox.TransformToVisual(StaticData.MainPage.ColourSizeOrderCtrl.Table).Transform(new Point());
if (pt.X ...