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Few more things :
Don't hesitate to forward this news on your blogs !
The more popular this project is, better the contributions will be.
I like your feedback for choosing one name or another.
If you have pieces of code that you think "time saver" or interesting control, please share it with the community. Send a ...
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Oups I forgot the poll link...
Poll http://www.micropoll.com/akira/mpview/556096-147782
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Today, we are excited to announce that the popular Silverlight Contrib and Silverlight Extensions projects will be merging into a single project! We think this move will greatly benefit the Silverlight developer community. Combining the two projects will provide a centralized location for developers looking to contribute controls to ...
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The ItemsPanelTemplate content is intantiated when the ItemsPanel is rendered. The easyest way to retreive it is to put an OnLoaded event in xaml and to store the sender argument in your code then you will be able to change its properties.
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The ItemsPanelTemplate content is intantiated when the ItemsPanel is rendered. The easyest way to retreive it is to put an OnLoaded event in xaml and to store the sender argument in your code then you will be able to change its properties.
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ConverterParameter='{1:N1} F / {0:N1}' works fine in silverlight RC0
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I lost the piece of code i did before, but I've just uploaded a better version. Instead of trying to manipulate visual objects, it sets highlight color on a dataobject and uses binding to display it. The link is the same.
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1- The position of your control depends of your container (LayoutRoot). If it's a canvas, you can use Canvas.SetLeft and Canvas.SetTop to position your elements.
2- With a Canvas as container, you can use the Canvas.Left and Canvas.Top in your animation property to move your controls. You can also use an animation on the RenderTransform ...
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namespace SilverlightApplication5
{
public partial class Page : Canvas
{
public Page()
{
InitializeComponent();
}
private void parentCanvas_Loaded(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)
{
InitializeComponent(); ...
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The InitializeComponent function is linking xaml and code behind. you have to call this method in the constructor of your code behind class. If you don't put it in the constructor, the loaded event will never been called in code behind.