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That's hilarious Jesse... so maybe he just liked wearing it... he felt good, and was well-behaved because of it :)
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What a great picture for the post, Jesse!
I was more concerned that this silly-axx place had blocked me from viewing webcasts, so am relieved.
I DO remember seeing that a webcast was cancelled, but since the notice came through I figured this was NOT that one :)
No big deal to me... I just flipped back and forth now and again.
Thanks for all ...
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Hey Jesse...
There's always room for introductory material... With everything you and Tim do, I'm amazed people would slam you for not doing more.
If people want more, there are TONS of blog posts out there on way over the edge topics that should fill anyone's need for 'advanced' material.
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Hi Mike...
You have Michael Palermo listed wrong. His blog is:
weblogs.asp.net/.../default.aspx
good list!
-Dave
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Jesse... great post...
I read a LOT .. not so much lately with all the SL going on, but within an arm's reach here I have Laurence's Silverlight book, Adam Nathan's Silverlight book, the Sells & Griffithss WPF book, and ASP.NET Ajax in Action by Gallo, Barkol, and Vavilala, not to mention all the pdf's of sites and blog posts I have tagged ...
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Perfect sense, Ryan...
In my OutlookBar code, I think I have a "GetMenuByTag" function... probably does much the same.
As I said, 2.0 is undoubtedly going to bail us all out of a lot of this sort of thing, but if you're familiar with JS, or not afraid to give it a shot, It's fun to see the stuff working on your site :)
-Dave
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I don't know about 2.0, but with JS, you get what you get... there's a set of events you can deal with.
What I've done is used findName to get the name of the object that fired the event, then either used that name in combination with some other text to then use findName again to find what I was looking for... for instance, if I have ...
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Hi Michael...
I too cannot (normally) get to Yahoo from the office, but I setup my office email as one of my Yahoo groups addresses, and therefore am able to send/receive posts from select groups, 2 actually :)
Yahoo is fairly common as an email group site, so I thought that would be a good choice. I consider it an experiment. If it doesn't ...
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You can have as many canvases as seems reasonable, so you could have the image in it's own canvas and take mouse events from that canvas. Then in that event, you can find which image fired off the event by doing findName on sender.
If you can work your way back to the object itself from having some information stored in the canvas, ...
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Sorry... yesterday was *really* busy...
I'm sitting here trying to think of what I may have done that allows my ContentPage.aspx file to work as it does.
One thing I can think of is that since I DO have SL on my MasterPage, I'm linking to Silverlight.js out there, rather than doing that on my ContentPage, and maybe in the order of things ...