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Oh. OK - thanks Tim.
Just to be clear, are you referring to this: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/office/aa973809.aspx
Cheers!
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Ah! That is interesting!
So if it's possible with SandRibbon I'll take another look.
Tim, can you tell me. If I use SandRibbon do I have to sign an MS "Office UI" licence, or is that just DivElements because you implemented the design? I'm a little confused about this.
Many thanks!
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G'Day Tim. You may have changed things since we talked about this last time.
My need was to turn off the top tab structure and top-left button, so I just have the "Toolbar/ToolGroup" facets of a Ribbon. This is because I need to embed the Ribbon further down the UI-hierarchy, rather than as the top-level navigation structure ...
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In the SL4 announcement by Scott Guthrie this morning at PDC he showed the RichText demo.
Within this demo it had a pretty "Standard" looking Ribbon. Does anyone know if this is a control which is being released by MS in the ToolKit, or is there another place we can get hold of a good Ribbon which is robust?
Thanks!
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Thanks guys - this gives me something to go on. It may not be something I can address within SL alone. We're doing some interesting trickery with accessing locally hosted WCF services on the machine the SL client is loaded into. This strategy explained here:
See: ...
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I have a situation where I am polling for a server [using WebClient], not on my domain, which "should" return a Client-accessPolicy.xml
If the server is not available, I get a failure saying the client-access policy isn't available, which is true.
If I keep polling however, and the server becomes available I continue to get ...
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I'm starting to work with the Validation system, and from what I can tell, all you're supposed to do is augment the binding syntax like this:
Text="{Binding Text, Mode=TwoWay, NotifyOnValidationError=True, ValidatesOnExceptions=True}"
and then throw an exception in the property setter if you don't like the value you get ...
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The way I see it (working with MVVM alot) I think there are two "classes" of controls you encounter.
1. Pure visual controls for visualization something (or taking input from the user etc) - for example, a Textboxe, or a ListBox as out of the box examples, but you'll no doubt create your own, for instance an animating ...
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Wonderful! Thanks for that :)
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Does anyone know what the name of the default Silverlight font is?
I want to be able to screen mocks (in a drawing package, other than SL/Blend)...and want to reference the actual default font.
Thanks!