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If I set the Filter property of the FileOpenDialog class to "Exe files|*.exe", the FileOpenDialog class will restrict the user from selecting files having an extension which is not exe. If the user enters "*.*" in the dialog and hits enter, they can upload any file regardless of extension.
Is it possible to restrict this ...
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I've been working with Silverlight for about 6 months now and during that time the most significant problems I've encountered have been with browser specific irregularities.
For example
- OpenFileDialog does not work properly with Safari or Firefox on the Mac
- Http response problems with IE over SSL and caching
- Custom Http headers ...
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The problem was resolved by changing the http headers related to caching.
Here are the old http headers related to caching:
Cache-Control: no-cache
Pragma: no-cache
Expires: -1
Here are the new http headers related to caching:
Cache-Control: private
I'm assuming the following is occuring:
- IE reads the response
- IE ...
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Moved to bugs forum.
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Hi
If I set the Filter property of the OpenFileDialog class to
"*.dmg" and use Firefox on the Mac, only dmg files with a single period
are selectable.
For example,
The following files could be selected.
abc.dmg
xyz.dmg
a b c.dmg
The following files could not be selected.
abc.a.dmg
z.y.z.dmg
a.b.c.dmg
If I use Safari on the Mac, ...
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Hi
If I set the Filter property of the OpenFileDialog class to "*.dmg" and use Firefox on the Mac, only dmg files with a single period are selectable.
For example,
The following files could be selected.
abc.dmg
xyz.dmg
a b c.dmg
The following files could not be selected.
abc.a.dmg
z.y.z.dmg
a.b.c.dmg
If I use Safari on the Mac, ...
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I have a Silverlight 2.0 application that uploads data from the client to the server. The application functions correctly from Windows when using IE, FF, Safari or Chrome over http. When the application is hosted over https, all the browsers except IE continue to work correctly.
I did some debugging and the server is returning status 200. I ...
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[quote user="bryant"]You should be able to do this by attaching your debugger to IE that is running the Silverlight in SSL mode.[/quote]What about Firefox, Safari and Chrome? Will that approach work for these browsers?
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[quote user="bartczernicki"]
I assume you want to debug the
traffic that is coming over the wire? You can see what calls are being
made, but they will be encrypted since they are in a https transport.
[/quote]
Nope. I don't need to see the data sent between the client and the server. I could use fiddler to do that.