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Never mind. Found it.
http://forums.silverlight.net/forums/p/135671/302926.aspx#302926
Short answer: HorizontalContentAlignment and/or VerticalContentAlignment needs to be set.
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We're putting a two-column Grid inside the Content of an AccordionItem. The Accordion occupies the full width of screen real-estate given to it, and so does the Header of the AccordionItem, but we cannot get the Grid to occupy the full width of its content area.
We've set HorizontalAlignment to Stretch but that hasn't helped, and ...
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[quote user="pdjplano"]What are people doing to print confirmations, invoices, etc., etc., with any real app?[/quote]
Well, for us, we're going to deliver PDF documents which the user can then print (or email, or whatever). But our output needs are not XAML/canvas related so we can do that.
I also vote for printing support. We want ...
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The attribute not being a dependency property was the problem.
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We are trying to add localisation to our Silverlight App (S2B2 at present). Our problem is that whilst we can refer to a string resource object from our control XAML, if we have objects in the UserControl.Resources collection that need to refer to localisation strings, we get a failure.
The error we are getting is: XamlParseException ...
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[quote user="Amanda Wang - MSFT"]Are you using the Silverlight 2 Beta 2?[/quote]
Err, yes,hence the "S2B2" in the title ...
[quote user="Amanda Wang - MSFT"]We have a test on our labs on the SilverLight. and found if you define the HyperlinkButton's attributes in the TabControl/TabItem, the style works ...
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I don't think you understand what we are trying to do: We have a TextBlock that has some text in it. We want to increase its height from 0 pixels to <Auto-Height> to give the textbox the appearance of "sliding open", where <Auto-Height> is the height the TextBlock would be if we set the Height to Auto.
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Another approach if you are using an ASPX page to load the initial Silverlight control, the ASPX page (running on the server) can capture the "external-perspective IP" of the client, and then inject that back into the OBJECT tag for the Silverlight control, passing it as a parameter to the silverlight application.
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Can I ask why you want to bypass caching?
Forgive my ignorance but I thought CacheControl and the like, delivered from the server, was the correct vehicle to disable caching on the client. Why the need for this workaround?
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Or maybe he is trying to get the entire Silverlight application to reload and restart, for whatever reason (eg. change of culture, major reconfiguration, theming, etc).
In which case HtmlPage.Window.Navigate might do the trick.