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I am sorry, I can't replicate the issue. Can you provide more contextual information?
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You need to build the application for the Domain Service wizard to detect your entity model.
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Can you provide more details? The built in Silverlight MediaElement does not show a thumbnail of the video. You can add an Image element overlayed over the MediaElement and hide it when the video is played by setting its Visibility to Collapsed.
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I have tried to replicate your issue, but the menu displayed with no problem in the designer. Try attaching Blend executable to the Visual Studio instance with your project in it and see if any exceptions are thrown that gives you more information about the issue.
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Seems ugly, but you can set the DisplayDateStart and DisplayDateEnd to the beginning and end of this year. If you want to go the extra mile and remove the year, you can but with a hack by using VisualTreeHelper and ControlTemplate to get a reference to the TextBlock displaying the year. I have used this ugly hack to implement RTl and Arabic ...
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1- Yes, you have to use MediaElement, but fortunately Silverlight 3 enables access to the raw AV pipleline so custom codecs can be developed. Check this for some more info http://tirania.org/blog/archive/2009/Mar-23-1.html
2- Silverlight does support self contained .mp4, f4v, m4a, and .mov containers, but with some restrictions, for more ...
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The easiest way to do this is to overlay the rectangle over the deep zoom multiscalimage control. To perform hit testing, and mapping between deep zoom logical and element co-ordinates, check this excellent post by Jamie Rodiriguez http://blogs.msdn.com/jaimer/archive/2008/06/23/working-with-collections-in-deep-zoom.aspx
And in this MSDN magazine ...
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There is no way that I know of to directly detect a page refresh, but generally you can track the state of your application using IsolatedStorage. So in your case you should write an IsolatedStorage file indicating that your application has been loaded and when the application exit store the time of exit, and when the application loads, check if ...
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I am not sure about the cause of this behavior, but a workaround that I found to work is by setting the width and height of the div to 0, below is the code: var isShown = true;
function toggleSilverlightDisplay() {
var control = document.getElementById("silverlightControlHost");
if (isShown) {
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My guess is that your problem is in the context of a DataForm, therfore you need to look at this post about using Data Annotations to customize the display and other attributes for dataform fields http://timheuer.com/blog/archive/2009/05/25/customize-dataform-with-data-annotation-display-attributes.aspx