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I have posted this problem here:
http://silverlight.net/forums/t/63961.aspx
After several attempts to correct the issue or find a workaround, I am going to now consider this a bug in Silverlight. The simple description is that events are reported as being fired from a different control than which the user clicked. I tried to create a ...
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I have created a sample Silverlight app, but I don't know how to to attach it to this post. If you email me, I'll send it to you.
I could NOT reproduce it within the sample project though. Something weird is going on. I can't release the source code of the project that is giving me the problem though...
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New data:
ActualHeight and ActualWidth are reporting correctly.
If I change the Grid to a StackPanel, I still get the error.
As far as XAML and C# code, I'll try to put together a simplified example.
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I too thought it might be a layout issue, but so far I haven't figured out how or what might be causing that. I explicitly set dimensions on the Grid objects. I tried setting different backgrounds, but they all seem to fit like they should. I'll have to keep experimenting though. Maybe I should convert the Grids into StackPanels.
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I checked sender, and that to is simply coming from the wrong control.
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I am not sure if this is a bug or not, but I am getting strange behavior with some events.
I have a StackPanel. Inside of the StackPanel are a number of Grids. Each Grid is one row high and two columns wide. The first column contains a graphic, and the second column contains text, like this:
(img) Label 1
(img) Label 2
etc.
(I could in ...
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A user must be authenticated before launching the Silverlight app. My Silverlight app does kick out a user if not authenticated, but this still does not address the underlying issue: I have Silverlight code that is running before the ASP.Net code runs. I do not understand why this is happening.
I am currently overriding OnPreInit and using ...
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I am still having this issue, as well as a related issue that can be summarized like this:
If I host Silverlight on ASP.Net page, the Silverlight code is running before the ASP.Net code, which doesn't make any sense.
protected override OnInit(EventArgs e)
{
if(!User.IsAuthenticated)
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I am having an issue with the <asp:Silverlight> control. (Silverlight 2 RTW, ASP.Net 3.5 SP1)
Silverlight 2 does not run on Mac OS X that runs on a PowerPC. However, we have users that use Mac OS X on PowerPC. When they navigate to the ASPX page that hosts the <asp:Silverlight> control, they see the "Install Microsoft ...