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[quote user="cdubone"]How can I get access to the template of the scrollbar that appears by default in the listbox? [/quote]
The ListBox internally uses the ScrollViewer. The ScrollViewer is made up of two scroll bars - one for horizontal scrolling and one for vertical scrolling. They appear and disappear based on the content. The ...
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[quote user="cdubone"]How can I get access to the template of the scrollbar that appears by default in the listbox? [/quote]
The ListBox internally uses the ScrollViewer. The ScrollViewer is made up of two scroll bars - one for horizontal scrolling and one for vertical scrolling. They appear and disappear based on the content. The ...
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[quote user="Radiox"] I have a ListBox bound with data. ............How do I get the correspondent ListItem index when a button from inside it is clicked?[/quote]
Here's a cool helper class that does for you in Silverlight what the ItemContainerGenerator does for you in WPF.
Jim (http://jimmangaly.blogspot.com/)
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[quote user="davidpni"]Is there any way to access the individual UI of each ListBoxItem after....... [/quote] Here's a cool helper class that does for you in Silverlight what the ItemContainerGenerator does for you in WPF.
Jim (http://jimmangaly.blogspot.com/)
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This is not a bug. Element to element binding is not yet supportedin Silverlight, while it is in WPF. For example the following is not supported in Silverlight unlike WPF:
FontSize="{Binding ElementName=slider1, Path=Value}"
Jim (http://jimmangaly.blogspot.com/)
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See http://blogs.msdn.com/devdave/archive/2008/06/08/using-popup-to-create-a-dialog-class.aspx
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Jim (http://jimmangaly.blogspot.com/)
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[quote user="Kermit75"]Does WPF "kick in" because i am loading a local file or would it work if I put it on a intranet website?
If it works on a web site, I really don't need Silverlight at all.
Just a windows XP/Vista PC with FF2+ or IE6+ (and the .Net framework?) ?[/quote]
No this strategy will not work via a web site. ...
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[quote user="Kermit75"]Paste all the above code into an empty document and name it "map.xaml".
Open the xaml file in FF2 or IE6-7 w/ Silverlight 2 installed.
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When you double click a XAML file and open it in IE you are not opening it via Silverlight. You are only opening a WPF compliant loose XAML via the browser. To ...
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As far as I know, the XmlDataProvider is available only in WPF and not in Silverlight. Are you using WPF code in a Silverlight project? This will not work.
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Jim (http://jimmangaly.blogspot.com/)
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To change the background of the slider's thumb, do this. Open the slider in Blend --> right click, Edit Template (copy). Now insode the 'HorizontalTemplate', you will find a 'HorizontalThumb'. Now right click on this and 'Edit Template' (copy) again. Now select ThumbOuterBorderFill and in the Properties window set ...