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I would rather create a seperate viewmodel for the child window so that they can function as a unit.
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Are you building up the HTML object tag that host the XAP or anything special? Can you post your hosting HTML tag here to just make sure we are on the same page?
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All seems fine except you need to make your MyText a DependencyProperty. If you type in propd and tab tab it will create a stub for you but it should look something like this:
public string MyText
{
get { return (string)GetValue(MyTextProperty); }
set
{
...
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cmb_Test_Click(this, new RoutedEventArgs())
But it is a better practice to rather move your logic from cmb_Test_Click to a new method and call that instead of the click.
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That is correct Visual Studio 2008 SP1 is required for Silverlight 3 and 4. You might be able to use Visual Studio 2005 with Silverlight 2.
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Version 2, 3 or 4. Just follow the Get Started instructions.
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Hi spatemp,
Have a look at this website of mine http://www.turnerjewellers.com/ you will see that the page border is only the aspx page, if you change the records per page to like 100, I stretch the silverlight application to that height so that you still only see the page border and not the silverlight scroll bar.
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Or better yet, don't name them :)
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Maybe it will have a problem if you give each one the same name, but you will most definetely not have an issue adding a 100 of the same usercontrol to the same page or even 1000s. Just name them uniquely.
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I think it would be a valuable addition since it is something you really need to always check. Unfortunately I doubt that it is exposed. Doing this in windows you need to import the Kernel32.dll and use the GetDiskFreeSpaceEx method to achieve this. Someone with more knowledge of COM might be able to assist you if there is some COM interop to do ...