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Sorry about the formatting. It doesn't seem to want to accept carriage returns even from an edit.
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Never mind -- I found a link discussing this problem: https://silverlight.net/forums/p/108842/246440.aspx
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You are right, it is firing the MouseLeftButtonDown event in this "HelloBug" code example. It's too bad I overwrote the other code already.
Nice work around. You could also use a DispatcherTimer here since the Storyboard isn't really doing anything for you.
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Just a shot in the dark, but maybe trying constructing this asynchronously and set the display parameters on the callback.
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Sorry, incomplete post -- it was crashing on me when I was posting. Yes, try adding the above to your Web.congif file. If that fails step back the steps I outline for writing a "Hello World" program which I deployed on DiscountASP.net.
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Make sure you have something like the following in youe Web.config file in :
I remember seeing similar errors and I think this was a configuration issue, not a code issue. If the above doesn't work follow the steps at the following link to see if you can get a simple WCF service running. I wrote this up several months ...
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Did anyone find this issue as well? I may not be the cause but I am running Windows 7 RC and VS 2008.
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If I remember correctly, I think I've gotten the AG_NETWORK_ERROR when my source URI was malformed or it was a dead link. Find a URI on the web to a wmv movie and try to run it.
For testing I set up IIS on my machine and point it to http://localhost/mymedia.wmv
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Why add an external library that may give you less control over the UI and which bloats your XAP, when drag and drop can be implemented in a few lines of code which can be cut and pasted where you need it or implemented in a base class? Anyways, it still doesn't address the problem I am having, because I want to annimate the collapse by ...
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I also don't see a good enough reason to justify no-full screen mode.
1) You already get a notification that you are in full screen mode so it should be obvious that you are in the browser still.
2) You can already full screen with F11.
3) You can expand the screen beyond the dimensions of the monitor and ...