Advanced Forum Search Results
-
Now you don't need the Desklighter approach since the version 3.0 of Silverlight now supports a Off-Browser/Offline version that works fine enough for this.
-
Hi Agent K,
What you're trying to do is Access a ScriptableObject from within Silverlight and so you can see this interesting post about the subject that will most likely solve your problem.
Hope it helps,
Nuno Godinho
-
Hi Mani,
I'm a little bit confused since the TextBlock is readonly and so you cannot use it to insert information on runtime, just on the code behind. It's like a Label. And so I think your talking about the TextBox and so in order to make it readonly you need to make the IsHitTestVisible and IsTabStop both to ...
-
Hi Montago,
What you want is called "Adaptive Streaming" and its supported by Silverlight 2.0 Beta 2 and you can see more informations about it in the following links:
WebCast that talks about this subject: ...
-
Hi Lucker,
Your problem with "Access Denied" will continue unless you use a different port because Silverlight 2 has limitations of using TCP ports and only from 4502 to 5432 are available, but you can check here how you can work with Sockets in Silverlight 2 Beta 2.
Hope this answers your ...
-
Hi jxz,
There's no problem with your code and with it's behavior because you are only changing the Content of the button when an Exception is thrown, and so when your code doesn't generate any exception the Content will not change and that happens when you remove the NEW statement because nothing is being done ...
-
Hi Marvin,
This is a problem that's already known with Silverlight and References to Sharepoint, and so you should look at this post that will help you solve your problem.
Hope this helps you.
-
Hi Jhorra,
If I understood righ your question, the answer is yes, of course you can, and you do it by subscribing the event Click of the dynamically generated User Control and assign it to a method from the page.xaml.
If I didn't understood correctly, please put more details in order to better ...
-
Hi Marko,
That is a problem with the cross-domain configuration file and so you'll need to put it on the same place as the WCF service. Don't forget that if you're developing the solution you should put the cross-domain file on the root of your solution where the WCF service is located.
About the ...
-
Hi EgoZd,
You can use the System.IO.Compression.GZipStream class that is part of the .Net Framework and is available on Silverlight. Here you can find some more information and samples.
Hope this helps you.