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Good Catch Mark, that is true. The correct syntax is isWindowless as in my example above.
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Here is how it breaks down the Background Color in Silverlight...
Think of it as 2 Seperate Letter/Number combinations put together..
Example: #00FFFFFF
The Bold "00" Means that the Alpha is 0%, and "FF" is 100% Alpha.
The Underline "FFFFFF" is your standard HTML Hex Code.
So, if you wanted a Red Background, ...
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I figured out what the issue was:
Since this is javascript, it's very case sensitive obviously. In the code above, the property is stated as follows:
IsWindowless: "True",
When the correct statement is:
isWindowless: "True",
The I has to be lowercase to work.
Hopefully this fixes some peoples issues.
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How did you fix this issue?
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I tried this same code as above.. and I am having the same issue. I also read your other thread but found the issue. Any ideas?
Heres the current code I'm using:
Default.html.js
function createSilverlight()
{
var scene = new TestGradient.Page();
Silverlight.createObjectEx({
source: ...