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In project properties > Silverlight > Out-of-Browser Settings, there is a checkbox called Use GPU Acceleration. It is off by default. Why? Isn't hardware acceleration a good thing?
Is it because the SL GPU implementation is sufficiently buggy that you generally shouldn't use it?
MSDN has no answer.
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It works now. I didn't change anything but Iclosed the browseruninstalled the SL app (was installed)installed the SL app again
tried againNo explanation here.
Yes, i did refresh the page on F5 before, many times. It wasn't due to a cached html page or js file. I could see the content changing as I refreshed the page.
In conclusion: ...
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Thank you.
However, that workaround works for me but not for the average user. They will just see that it is broken. It ought to be fixed, e.g. by showing the information in a custom window in stead of a browser.
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I have a ScriptableType that works fine in FireFox but it's not exposed at all in IE8. Defined here:
[ScriptableType]
public class LogonViaHtml
{
[ScriptableMember]
public void Logon(string status, string signature, string timeStamp)
{
this.Status = status;
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I talked to someone who has used SL a lot. He agrees that the only way is to uninstall and reinstall.
Would be nice if they made the process more user friendly.
Case closed.
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We have an SL app with a lot of less-than-computer-savvy-users. We install (detach) the app OOB because they need to be able to access the app when offline.
It happens that a user installs the app and then (perhaps by accident) deletes the shortcut from her desktop. Then the user enters our html page, loads the in-browser SL app and wants to ...
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When installing an SL app, the user gets the choice between adding to the start menu and adding to the desktop. If she in stead clicks on the "More Information" link, the browser opens a new tab for a msdn page. However, since the dialog is modal, the whole browser is frozen and you cannot scroll down on the "More Information" ...
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Ok, this was stupid.
I just had to enable OOB in the project settings. It works now.
Would be nice if MS made a more descriptive error message...
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Now I did the following:
uninstalled all Silverlight components (runtime, toolkit, VS tools)rebootedinstalled the components againIt still fails. Is reinstalling Windows my only option?
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Using Silverlight 3.Steps to reproduce the error:
1. Create a new Silverlight Application.
2. In MainPage.xaml, add the following to the Grid:
<Button x:Name="Install" Content="Install" Click="Install_Click" />
3. In MainPage.xaml.cs, add the ...