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Thanks I followed your suggestion. Handy tool.
I tested it as far as opening the aspx page with different post parameters in the same session on the VS test server. It did not reload the Silverlight application when I did so.
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A Silverlight application is embedded in an aspx page. It reads a post parameter from the url of the aspx page when the page is loaded.
Is the silverlight application reloaded from the server in this scenario?
If it is reloaded, is there any way of configuring it to use a cached version instead?
Thanks
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Thanks. That's the approach I'm already taking in a project.
I'm writing about the project at the moment, and I'd said that SL content is not accessible to search engines, so I needed to check whether this was correct.
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Last year I posted a query about whether Silverlight content could be spidered by search engines. At the time it could not be:
http://forums.silverlight.net/forums/t/42983.aspx
Now I read this:
"Textual content created with Silverlight is searchable and indexable by search engines as it is not compiled, but represented as text ...
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It seems to be resolved for me. In my case running SPInstaller from the files downloaded for offline installation seems to have fixed it. You should try this if you haven't already done so and are still having issues.
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I'm trying this:
http://blogs.msdn.com/amyd/archive/2008/08/11/silverlight-tools-must-be-updated-after-installing-visual-studio-2008-sp1.aspx
I'll indicate if it works
edit: In that blog post, the installer linked by "In the meantime, the correct version of the installer is available here" is the installer for beta 2, not ...
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I'm experiencing the same problem. ie: Installed SL3 offline in the manner described above and then recieved the same "missing patch" error when I tried to open a project.
I'm trying to install it on a Windows 7 Pro x64 os. Have installed SL3 on Vista and XP os before (with internet connection) without similar problems
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It works now.
I changed
Resources["MyTextBoxStyle"] as Style;
to
Application.Current.Resources["MyTextBoxStyle"] as Style;
Thanks again for your help!
edit:"Mark as answer" does not seem to be working for me on this atm.
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Thanks for your help.
I followed your suggestion and also referenced the resource dictionary in the app.xaml file.
I was able to reference the style and achieve the desired effect with a textbox defined in the xaml.
However the style was not applied to the textboxes when I tried applying programmaticlly in the way you described, although no ...
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Thanks.
The textboxes are added programmatically, not defined in xaml. I don't seem to be able to reference the template in the code. I have the template defined in App.Xaml. Haven't used control templates before so It's probably something basic...