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What is your LayoutRoot is it the UserControl or the Grid element sitting as the first child of the UserControl.
By default the LayoutRoot should be a Grid for a new Silverlight project. If thats the case then anything you put in the LayoutRoot should honour resizing IF you have correctly put it into the LayoutRoot with correct Orientation ...
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Client side you should be able to scale using the new Silverlight 3 WriteableBitmap feature.
This previous Silverlight.net forum thread should guide you in the right direction
http://silverlight.net/forums/t/103163.aspx
Towards the end ksleung mentions using the writeablebitmap on a stream, basically use the openfiledialog to ...
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what is it that your trying to resize to the browser? is it the text "Imagination Everywhere"?
That is do you want the text to scale when the browser scales too?
It looks like the background scales correctly..
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I think this is a great idea and for scalability i would recommend building the ratings system on azure.
And this would be a great exercise on using the new Azure bits released at Mix09.
I'd volunteer to build this out BUT won't be able to get to it for another week or two (so busy)!
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Remember ultimately Silverlight runs in a browser sandbox which means it is locked down and doesnt have access to alot of system areas (like folder shares)..
1. You either need to map the folder shares as virtual websites via IIS.
2. Or you can use WPF, sounds like the app environment your building this for is controlled and so I would suggest ...
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Your logic is correct ... what is failing you is your CLR class "UploadInfo".... Use this CLR class...
ps. the most common problem people have regarding binding is their definition of their CLR objects, your not the only one that has encounered these binding issues... :)
public class UploadInfo { ...
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Your CLR object "Model" is not a proper CLR defined class
Change each of your properties to include the {get;set;} ...
ps. this is a very common problem :)
Your Class should look like the following
public class Model
{ public string Path{get;set;}
public string Desc { get; ...
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Upgrading from RC0 to RTM is trivial, there are no breaking changes SO theoretically your RC0 version should work for RTM.
I know all mine did..
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My apologies if i've misinterpreted your question BUT if you are looking for a way to view your shirts in a 3D rotation type of model then you'll need to do it all yourself.
This is the steps you would need to achieve this(very simplified)
1. Get a 3D rendering package that will take your pictures (frnt/back/side etc) and turn them into ...
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as long as the source of the MSI is in a folder that is relative to the silverlight application it should be fine.
Can you please paste the source our your MSI that would shed more light onto your issue, also what is the filetype that you are referencing in your MSI.source is i the "dzc_output.xml"
All my ones work and they are ...