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Hi,
I don't understand what you want to achieve, do you want to hide hyperlinkbutton, in the meantime, keep the focus on it?
Then set its Opacity to 0 would be ok
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Hi,I'm not sure what are your trying to achieve. To bind to seft property, you could use self-relativesource binding.
Height="{Binding InitialHeight,RelativeSource={RelativeSource self}}"
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Hi,
By default, IIS user account doesn't have write/modify permission to website/App_Data folder. You need grant these permission to IIS user.
BTW, website user account info are stored in membership database(by default:website/App_Data/ASPNETDB.MDF)
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As I understand, you want to take advantage of data annotations in ado.net data service.
ado.net service doesn't have metadata as ria service, which you can apply attribute on entity and got inherited on client side. You need to change client code, apply data annotation attribute to entity manually. however, after updating the ...
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Did you mean you want to append a group of images in silverlight xap, then let silverlight display these images as slide show?
To load the image resource in xap, you could use Application.GetResourceStream() method, however, you need know the file uri first. one way is maintain a index txt file which contains all image file's ...
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silverlight doesn't implement the text background function, if you need highlight, Bold, underline or Italic or bigger size is choice.
For text background. there is new control in silverlight4 beta called RichTextArea which allows wrapping UIElement in it, my rough idea is wrap border(for each line) in it. You may want to have a ...
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If you want to change ColumnHeaderName and GroupName, you can implement this by modifying domainservice metadata, applying [Display(Name="your desried name")] to the target field.
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Silverlight has Scrollviewer control. First you put your big application in scrollviewer, then you could scroll app to top by ScrollViewer.ScrollToVerticalOffset(0) method.
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Action has "IsEnabled" property, you could set IsEnabled to false to Mute the sound
xaml
<StackPanel>
<Button Name="b1"
Content="play ...
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On my opinion, if the Path.Data is consistent, then use Tag would be easier.
And a more general way would be using RelativeSource binding. <Path x:Name="PathWithDataString"
Tag="M1,0 L100,130"
Data="{Binding Tag,RelativeSource={RelativeSource self}}"
Stroke="Red"
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