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Wups! Looks like pilot error. The script I was testing against didn't have enableHtmlAccess set to "true."
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Is it possible to evaluate javascript variables or invoke javascript functions if the hosting site's URL is different from the Silverlight application's URL?
I have a site that is hosting a Silverlight application (lt's call it http://www.foo.com) loaded from an absolute URL (lt's say that it's ...
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That does indeed seem to resolve the issue, although I'm puzzled as to why it's considered to be cross-domain; the zip file is being served from the same site as the .XAP.
Thanks for your help!
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This may very well be related to a bug I posted earlier (http://silverlight.net/forums/p/19109/65118.aspx).
When running a Silverlight B2 app from a URL other than a relative URL, the WebClient and HttpRequest objects don't raise any events (although oddly enough, I see the requests going out when running Fiddler...), which prevents you ...
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Thanks, Sergey!
One more question; would this bug also affect downloads via WebClient/HttpWebRequest? I am seeing that no events get fired when I attempt to download files/images.
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I believe I have encountered a bug in the way the B2 drop calculates the value of SilverlightHost.Source (aka Application.Current.Host.Source) - if you point the Object tag's Source param or Silverlight.createObject at an .XAP served from a different site, the value of .Source incorrectly prepends the path to the folder hosting the .XAP ...