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It still shouldn't crash.
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Repro steps:Ensure "Tools -> Options... -> Tabs -> Always show the tab bar" is unchecked in FirefoxClose all tabs except one, which is showing silverlight content that fills the window (this will hide the tab bar)File -> New Tab (this will show the tab bar)Switch back to the tab containing the silverlight content, and notice ...
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Okay, this is the fix:
System.Net.WebRequest.RegisterPrefix("http://", System.Net.Browser.WebRequestCreator.ClientHttp);
I don't know why that's necessary, but without it Silverlight fails to deserialize the response from the server.
I'd like those 10 hours of my life back.
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I have an application that makes a web service call to this service -- http://www.bakker.ee/gardenplanner/Service.asmx. The web service defines some new types. That is to say, the web service interface doesn't merely use basic types like ints and strings, but also some custom types.
The silverlight application and web service are on the same ...
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Oh, and the fact that it actually binds to ViewportHeight in this sample is deliberate. Using the height makes the problem clearer than using the width.
You can see that it's binding the correct value by loading the test page into browsers with different window sizes, and you can see that the binding fails to update by resizing the browsers.
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I've been trying all day, with great frustration, to get the horizontal scrollbar in a ListBox to disappear, and to that end have been attempting to bind the width of the items to list box's scrollviewer's ViewportWidth property. It works in that the width of the items are set to the ViewportWidth. However, if the list box is resized, ...
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[quote user="tanmoy.r"]
This is true for server side where you can improve Hardware cheaply than to invest of developers time. But it is not exactly the case where you have to support millions of clients (where the code runs at client side). Because though HW are becoming cheaper and faster many people still dont upgrade them very ...
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Just imagine if the System.Windows.Forms team said "Sorry, you can't inherit from our controls because we didn't want to take the time to test them..."
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[quote user="tanmoy.r"]
Whether any class (Specially library class) should be sealed is a long debate between developers and framework developers. So what you are saying is not wrong but from the other point even a slight performance benifit might come in handy when you have lots of TextBlocks in your application.
So basically you ...
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[quote user="yifung"]
You could style a Button to look like a link. There's also a HyperlinkButton that you can probably use
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The HyperlinkButton would be easier to style, and I didn't know about its existence.
However, I still don't think all these controls should be sealed. I searched all ...