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This would be better answered at the ASP.NET forums, but I have seen that error before. It is likely related to the maximum HTTP request size of your application. Check on ASP.NET and MSDN for discussions on httpRuntime maxRequestLength.
Alternative solutions would be to use FTP, etc.
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I have a xaml document that contains the following (fragment):<Canvas x:Name="mainCanvas">
<Canvas.RenderTransform>
<TransformGroup>
<ScaleTransform x:Name="mainScale" ScaleX="1" ScaleY="1"/>
<SkewTransform AngleX="0" AngleY="0"/>
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Maybe this?
From the 'Breaking Changes' document.
KeyDown Sent Synchronously
Who Is Affected: If you previously have been doing operations in the KeyDown event that could cause reentrancy into the Silverlight control, such as calling into the HtmlPage.Window.Alert function, this will no longer be supported.Summary
We ...
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Mouse Wheel events need to be processed through the DOM. There is a good discussion at.
http://adomas.org/javascript-mouse-wheel/
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The 'Tag' property is useful for sending additional information. In this case, I'll assume you want to change the 'Mute' icon to indicate the app is muted. You could set the Tag property to 'New Folder1/New Folder1/vol_muted.png'. When the event fires, you could change the image source and update the ...
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Many people (myself included) overlay HTML controls (like a textarea) for adding input controls. This gives a consistent feel and functionality, in terms of what users are used to. Simply set isWindowless to true and position any HTML controls over your Silverlight control.
Hopefully later versions will have better controls.
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The last I read (Scott G.'s blog), Silverlight works on x64 OS, but requires 32 bit IE, similar to flash and other browser plug-ins.
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I commonly store javascript files in their own directory and reference them using something like:
<script type="text/javascript" src="script/Silverlight.js"></script>
I've run in to this before myself, and it has always been a typo, or me thinking a file was somewhere that it wasn't. In this ...
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Does it throw an error, or it just doesn't update? It's probably a typo, but where you find the Textblock, you use plugIn.findName ... should it be plugIn.content.findName?
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Do you need the '.responseText', or should you be evaluating 'str' directly?
To clarify my question: .responseText is generally associated with the downloader object (although I'm sure it could be a custom property returned through AJAX as well), so I was just trying to make sure str.responseText was what you intended.