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for example, i can not do this:
HttpWebRequest request = new BrowserHttpRequest();
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Does anyone know how to create a BrowserHttpWebRequest object. It doesn't come up in intellisense for me.
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thanks for the post. are you sure there is a property named Canvas.ClipToBounds. I couldn't find it.
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thanks for the help guys. i'm really trying to do what is seen here on this page: http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/default.aspx
i think if i use clip, it will simply clip my stuff out of the page, but what i really want is for it transition images within one canvas.
any help?
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were you able to solve this when you want to deploy outside of dev environment? I'm able to reference, use, debug a website that has a silverlight link, which links to a webservice in the website. when i publish and deploy to another server, i get the cross browser exception..
anyone have some thoughts....
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I'm trying to create a scrollable control to store images. I currently use a webservice to get the images, make those images into Image objects, and add to a canvas. I've written up right and left button controls to navigate through the collection of images in a sliding fashion, but my problem is that if i have more images than ...
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hi bill. i am able to create the animation in code, but it can only have one Timeline (as opposed to multiple). As of now, this is what i got working:
Storyboard xSB = new Storyboard();
TimelineCollection timeLines = new ...
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Hi Bill...Yeah, I would agree with you in doing in that way, however, the xSB.Children property is NOT a TimelineCollection as advertised. Try compiling that code, and it won't work.
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just to add. the error that i receive is "Catastrophic failure (Exception from HRESULT: 0x8000FFFF (E_UNEXPECTED))"
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So i'm trying to create animation on the fly in C#, but i'm running into a funny bug when i try to set the Children property on the Storyboard object. The API claims that the Children property is of type TimelineCollection. However, the intellicense begs to differ and exposes it simply as one Timeline object instead. That is ...