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Hey Bill,
> and only if it's running from my site?
Given that asmx web services can access the session, can you just have your website first authenticate the user (via a standard login page), which stores the credentials in session, and then have HighScore.asmx check the session to make sure you're authorized? ...
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Ok, good to know. I actually took a different approach:
public void HideButton(Button b, bool blnShouldShow)
{
if (blnShouldShow)
{
b.Opacity = 1;
b.IsEnabled = ...
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Yes! Works perfectly in both. I also love how clean and simple it now is.
Thanks so much
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Thanks for the new code. It works great in IE, but still no luck in FireFox 2.0.
It fails again on the same like:
request.Invoke("send");
Similar error:
[ScriptObject_InvokeFailed]\r\nArguments:\r\nDebugging resource strings are unavailable
I see what you're trying to do, and it makes sense ...
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Good point. I'm using FireFox 2.0. In more detail: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; en-US; rv:1.8.1.12) Gecko/20080201 Firefox/2.0.0.12
I think many of my users would still be using 2.0, so I can't ask them all to upgrade.
Thanks,
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Thanks for the reply. It works great in IE, but it still fails in FireFox. Except, now it throws an exception (instead of just returning null).
It fails on this line:
_XMLHttpRequest.Invoke("send");
And throws this exception:
[System.InvalidOperationException] {System.InvalidOperationException: ...
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Hey - this is great, thanks. I'm trying to make a simplied method - one that just downloads an xml file (doesn't even do the extra work of calling a web service). I was able to modify your code to work in IE, but it just returns null in fireFox. The goal is to have a single, sync, static method that just gets the xml file for you. For ...
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Hello,
This is a very reproducible bug. Make a new silverlight project. On the page.xaml, add a button. In that button's click event, set the button itself to invisible. Clicking the button will throw an exception (the button's click event passes, but the exception is caught in the Application_UnhandledException method in ...
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They changed image.source from alpha to beta. Before it wanted a string, now it needs a strongly-typed class. About finding it:
Uri u = new Uri(strFullUrl, UriKind.Absolute);
System.Windows.Media.Imaging.BitmapImage b = new ...
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Does this help?
"Dynamically load an image in Silverlight 2.0 Beta": http://timstall.dotnetdevelopersjournal.com/dynamically_load_an_image_in_silverlight_20_beta.htm