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Final date was not announced yet. That's why I have written One or Two weeks.
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I just seen this news on a blog that Silverlight beta 2 is going to be release within one to or two weeks. And it have have many features and changes from Beta1. You can find further details from these ...
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Any idea of the final release date?
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I have done this about 5 months before. as no such class is available in silverlight which converts you any frameworkelement to xaml string. I have done this by navigating through all the properties of silverlight control and it child controls. Just like in case of canvas, you have to loop through each child and then its properties and concatinate ...
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Can any one from Microsoft announce the Silverlight 2 's expected final release date? Becouse we have to start developing professional projects on it which we can't start on beta or alpha versions.
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I am unable to run silverlight 1.1 application on client computer. Even
if SilverLight is installed the silverlight application does not show and it still
asks you to download SilverLight. Then when click the download button again it
tells you that it is already installed. This is a huge ...
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Click link:
http://adnanamin.blogspot.com/2008/01/first-training-session-of-microsft.html
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Its simple to add and event to an aspx button control through you silverlight appliucation. Just follow the folling code of lines.
HtmlDocument document = HtmlPage.Document;
HtmlElement btnName = ...
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[quote user="mchlsync"]
AFAIK, it's not possible. You may have to capture the screenshot.
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It is possible to convert xaml to image. you have to use WPF UIElement and RenderTargetBitmap classes. These classes are not accessible throuh silverlight but you can call them through web service.
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I am just giving you the solution. As silverlight do not have any input contol. So you must access it through DOM. As you can perform the same task with DOM so its not important that silverlight have RichTextbox control or not. Silverlight is a light weight techonology with limited no. of control.