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[quote user="luisabreu"]
hello again.
well, that's not what i said. let me be more specific. what i was trying to say was that you can have several silverlight pages (which are really canvas derived classes) because an html page can host several silverlight control (object tags) and each of them can host a different ...
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[quote user="luisabreu"]
hello,
well, you can have several pages in the same project because a page can have several silverlight controls and each one of them could load a different page from your dll.
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so every silverlight project is supposed to have exaclty one 'page' which represents the main window surface ...
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Hi,
that seems to be how usercontrols are loaded. isnt there a way to switch between pages in a single silverlight project. Otherwise what the heck would be the point of having multiple pages in the same project ?!?
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Hi,
I'm trying to change the xaml source from the code behind C# file. There doesnt seem to be ANY documentation on how to do this. Any ideas would be helpfull. Thanks.
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It still wont work. you'll have to use the same strategy.
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FYI,
this is NOT an accurate approach but just an example of periodically updating the UI thread. To get an accurate timer you should use the ACTUAL System.Threading.Timer class to change values and only use timelines to update the UI with newer values. For example:void Callback(object obj) ...
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Hi,
the HTML Timer won't work. To update the UI thread (or use timers in general) do the following:
1) Add an empty timeline to your silverlight alpha project
2) in the page load event handler, give the timeline a 1 second duration (or whatever granularity you desire).Also handle the completed event.
3) In the ...