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Mouse wheel is a must. 85% of users are on a PC and use mouse wheel everyday.. so when they are trying to use the mouse on my datagrid that is in a scroll viewer, they have a confused look on their face. Sorry that Safari hasn't brought their browser into this century, but we need to get some work done.
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Thinking back, I'm sure that is what my problem was as well.. The situation didn't exist while I was in debug mode: reason probably is because my classic wcf async services would have been hosted on my debug URL (http://localhost:port) while my duplex service was hardcoded as www.mysite.com/services..../ so in debug mode the URLS ...
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Ken thanks for your response. You hyperlink doesn't work though! Interesting workaround. I decided to wait until SL3 to do my duplex service since it is much less code to write. I'll keep your workaround in mind when I develop the services. Thanks for the tip.
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As a workaround I implemented a background worker to poll a proxy-type service for changes. I guess I'll wait a month for SL3 to try Duplex again.
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Just to make sure it wasn't anything else in my page, I reproduced this in the msdn example of a polling duplex. I added a button that called a proxy type wcf async webservice, and the polling duplex (ordering the widget) never completes. I thought we could do both at the same time? That is a must have.
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This is the problem: Polling duplex is listening and waiting for response from server. Classic Async WCF service is called and received while the duplex connection is open and waiting - this wcf callback breaks the polling duplex connection. Is that normal?
To reproduce, have a polling duplex call your server, have the server count to 50, sending ...
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See below
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Edit: I found the issue to be different than my original post so see below please
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I don't understand fully: Does Child2 reside inside of Child1, or are both children sitting in one parent window? Either way, an event inside Child2 is a good option to pass values around. Events are pretty simple to setup, put the below code inside Child2 and rename to your taste. If Child2 is inside of Child1, then Child1 will handle ...
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Yes the ACB was what I needed, infact I took a nice example from Tim's site and was able to populate it via webservices, and place it in my DataGrid
http://timheuer.com/blog/archive/2008/11/05/silverlight-editable-combobox-using-styles.aspx
That was for my column that allows the user to add items not already in the list.
I ...