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David & Andy,
This is not a bug in Silverlight 2.0.
The documentation is slightly misleading as it does narrow down the "system notification" to include only custom dependency property change notifications.
Once Silverlight 2.0 is out from Beta please do feel free to add that little tidbit to the Community contributions area on ...
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Hi Kiril,
I've implemented this method back in SL 1.1 to create a deep copy of a visual element and all visual elements nested in it.
Feel free to use it (no license attached). Here's a sample invocation: SilverlightExtensions.Clone(myCanvas);
using System;
using System.Reflection;
using ...
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Expression Blend 2.5 does not show CLR objects that do not have a default constructor.
Make sure your CLR classes have a constructor with no parameters or they won't show up in Expression Blend.
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Hi loujing,
Excellent question. This really opens up the door to various issues.
So basically you'd like to reference your Silverlight XAML TextBox's (and other UIElements) the same you would have your ASP.Net server controls?
The first limitation is understanding that ASP.Net is server-side and Silverlight (like ...
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Hi Florian,
To the best of my knowledge, expertise and testing - this can't be done.
the XmlnsDefinition assembly attribute only works in a very limited fashion in the current Beta.
The only time I got the default XmlnsDefinition attribute working was for the Base element of a User Control. that's the only scenario I've ...
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Hi Andy,
Simply put - Silverlight doesn't have property based triggers.
That's why it makes no sense to bind to Dependency Properties - You never get change notifications.
Outside the normal PropertyChangeCallBack inside the class for Custom Dependency properties (as opposed to Core dependency properties) you won't get any ...
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Silverlight 2 does not support private, protected and internal (outside the assembly) reflection.
Here's the relevant quote from MSDN2:
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/stfy7tfc(VS.95).aspx
In Silverlight, reflection cannot be used to access private types and members. If the access level of a type or member would prevent you from ...
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Hi Andy,
You might cry/scream when I'm going to tell you why this isn't working.
In Silverlight DataContext isn't inherited from the element's container.
So while it's good you've set the AddressControl's DataContext, it doesn't have any tunneling effect on the controls inside of it. ...
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Hi Mohamed,
I'm the guy behind "Silverlight 1.1 Hebrew & Arabic languages support".
http://www.codeplex.com/SilverlightRTL
Silverlight 2 Hebrew & Arabic support is coming.
Right now, the intended timeline is aiming towards Silverlight 2 Beta 2. Which is scheduled for 2008 Q2.
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This has to do with how Silverlight 2 deals with Attached Properties.
Silverlight 2 evaluates any XAML written inside an attached property outside the scope of the user control it's in.
In your case that means that while there is an actual System.Windows.Media.Image class initialized by the XAML parser, it doesn't have any ...