wpf,xaml,silverlight,windows-phone-7,windows-phone-8
Developing view transitions from scratch is no easy feat, but luckily enough, there are pre-written libraries that can do this for us. The best that I have found so far is called Transitionals. You can download the dll from the Transitionals page at CodePlex.
silverlight,checkbox,datagrid,radio-button
Check your bindings,I ran into similar error due to wrong bindings. If that doesn't resolve the issue, check for event bubbling.
c#,wpf,silverlight,control,custom-controls
Found the mistake. I'd to remove default style from sub-classed control. And through this answer found out that I'd to declare the editor part control in style of the subclass inside a ContentTemplate (DataTemplate) rather than Content Modified Editor style and class code public static readonly DependencyProperty EditorControlTemplateProperty = DependencyProperty.Register(...
c#,silverlight,dynamics-crm-2015
The code applies to Dynamics CRM 2011 and uses function getServerUrl. The function was declared obsolete for CRM 2011 already and has been removed from Dynamics CRM 2015. Luckily you only have to make a small modification to the sample code: public static Uri GetServerBaseUrl() { string serverUrl = (string)GetContext().Invoke("getClientUrl");...
xaml,silverlight,windows-phone-8,windows-phone
Do you have Toolkit.Content folder in your project? That's where these icons should be. Did you use NuGet to include Toolkit into you project or downloaded it manually?
You should be creating an instance of the generated proxy client class. It'll be named DataServiceClient() if it's been added correctly....
As per your screen of stack trace System.ServiceModel.Channels.HttpChannelUtilities.ProcessGetResponseWebException So I believe this might be due to lazy loading or EF proxy serialization. Try disabling the proxy. [OperationContract] public List<Drug> GetAll_Drug() { List<Drug> obj_Lst_t; using (var ctx = new EpriscriptionContext()) { ctx.Configuration.ProxyCreationEnabled = false; // disable proxy creation here. obj_Lst_t =...
silverlight,excel-vba,screen-scraping
Silverlight has the capability to make certain objects available to JavaScript calls so that JavaScript developers can affect the Silverlight application externally. These are called "Scriptable Objects". further reading: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc645085(v=vs.95).aspx My understanding is that this feature is available in SL4 and SL5. ...
c#,wpf,silverlight,windows-phone-8,dictionary
You have a couple of challenges here. The updated location will not be able to tell you the path that the user took travelling from A to B, so animating curves etc will be difficult. Initially I would suggest you change your MovementThreshold to 0 so that you get as...
silverlight,mediaelement.js,ms-media-foundation
Quick Answer: 'Absolutely' I will take a quick hack at this question, only because I use Media Foundation a great deal, and I believe your question is mostly focused on Media Foundation's support for 3D video. I have not used Silverlight's player, nor have I utilized the 3D video capabilities...
c#,web-services,wcf,silverlight,windows-phone-8.1
The problem appears to be a External Service linked to localhost which very probably wasn't running on the other machine. Please link your project to a Service located in a remote location reachable from both computers or run the Service application in each computer you want to test your project.
Somehow its working fine for me. sharing the code snippet of what I tried. <Grid x:Name="ContentPanel" Grid.Row="1" Margin="12,0,12,0"> <Image Name="img" Height="100" Width="100"/> <TextBox Name="tb3" Text="text2" KeyDown="tb3_KeyDown" Width="200"/> </Grid> <ScrollViewer Grid.Row="2"> <toolkit:WrapPanel Orientation="Vertical" Name="wp"> </toolkit:WrapPanel> </ScrollViewer> Adding textboxes from code behind TextBox tb2 = new TextBox(); // Constructor public MainPage() {...
Thanks Roy & Nitin. Actually the issue was on setting up endpoint address in web.config file and also as the services was getting deployed in other machine, the URL of the application was getting changed. So i made some important changes given below: 1. Gave the endpoint address, endpoint name...
c#,silverlight,windows-phone-8,submission,windows-phone-store
.appx files are generated if you develop Windows Store apps (Windows 8/8.1) and as far as i know also Universal Apps. it seems like you develop for Windows Phone! 8/8.1. What you get after compiling is a .xap-file. When you log in to your developer account (https://dev.windows.com/en-us/dashboard) you can decide...
Okey, let me clear up some confusion before we proceed: Since the columns are dynamic and are only known in runtime, I need to create an entity whose attributes can be set in run time. Not necessarily, you can use a list of objects. I thought of converting my ProdCatList...
In this case string a being the given string and b being the to be matched string. string a = "abcdefghi"; string b = "abcdefghi"; char[] c = a.ToCharArray(); char[] d = b.ToCharArray(); if(b.Take(b.Length).SequenceEqual(a)) { // success } ...
c#,silverlight,authentication,active-directory
See this article on WCF services with Windows Authentication and Silverlight.
c#,silverlight,windows-phone-8.1
I have found an answer to the question. It turns out that I can use the Windows.Phone.System.Analytics.HostInformation.PublisherHostId method, but I have to check the ID_CAP_IDENTITY_DEVICE capabillity in WMAppManifest.xml file. That file can be found under Properties of Windows phone 8.1 Silverlight application.
I got the issue fixed. I am populating the datagrid through an asynchronous call. So there is no way to check whether this call is completed or not. My collapse method will be called before completion of populating data in datagrid. So found a solution from one of the sites....
c#,silverlight,asp.net-web-api,httpclient,webclient
Finally, with the help of this article I could get the answer. ConfigureAwait(false) prevented navigate on the result, and of course the task was canceled due to long wait under the wire. ... ().Wait() and ConfigureAwait() will have other more worthy uses, my mistake was thinking that without them it...
There are two possible ways you can approach this: The hard way (Visual Studio Designer support) You best shot at this is to review the WPF Designer Extensibility documenation, and also have a look at how DesignTime support for the TabControl is implemented. In design time, the Designer has some...
c#,silverlight,windows-phone-8.1
Thanks @Will for hint. Here's a working code: private StorageFile storageFile; private async void ComposeEmail(String subject, String messageBody, StorageFile fl) { var msg = new EmailMessage(); msg.Subject = subject; msg.Body = messageBody; msg.To.Add(new EmailRecipient("[email protected]")); String attachmentFile = fl.Name; if (fl != null && attachmentFile != "") { try { var...
xaml,silverlight,windows-phone-8
How about an approach with Style converter? Say we add custom Converter: public class ArrowBtnStyleConverter : IValueConverter { public Style EnabledStyle { get; set; } public Style DisabledStyle { get; set; } public object Convert(object value, Type targetType, object parameter, System.Globalization.CultureInfo culture) { //put your conversion logic here instead of...
I've just gone through something similar. The solution I applied was to host the Silverlight application in a separate iframe and hide/show the iframe depending on the navigation type. This did present some issues because in some browsers (Chrome), if you actually hide the Silverlight object it disposes it. I...
c#,silverlight,windows-phone-8.1
I guess that depends on your definition of "circle". It's unlikely a user will draw an actual circle, though they might come close. So first, you need to define a specification for "circle". Here's one that might work: The drawn shape is a closed curve. I.e. the final point is...
c#,silverlight,post,windows-phone-8.1
for future help client.DefaultRequestHeaders.Add("Access-Control-Allow-Methods", "POST"); ...
The best I could find is this, which may be an explanation: Property value inheritance behavior is not globally enabled for all dependency properties, because the calculation time for inheritance does have some performance impact. Property value inheritance is typically only enabled for properties where a particular scenario suggests that...
That is not the correct way to register a dependency property. public bool UseCustomTooltips { get { return (bool)GetValue(UseCustomTooltipsProperty); } set { SetValue(UseCustomTooltipsProperty, value); } } public static readonly DependencyProperty UseCustomTooltipsProperty = DependencyProperty.Register("UseCustomTooltips", typeof(bool), typeof(MyControl), new PropertyMetadata(false, new PropertyChangedCallback(MyCallbackMethod))); Use the propdp snippet, it really is a beautiful thing....
Presumably your COM component was build as 32bit...so when you register it is registered as a (InProc) 32bit COM component....(and can only be loaded by a 32bit application). Your ASP.NET Website is most likely running in an AppPool that is set to be 64bit...thus it can't use the 32bit COM...
c#,silverlight,windows-phone-8.1,application-bar
First, you don't need a for loop to add the button, since you're adding only one: ApplicationBarIconButton scrollToToday = new ApplicationBarIconButton(); scrollToToday.Text = "idag"; scrollToToday.IconUri = new Uri("/Assets/AppBar/today_dark.png", UriKind.Relative); parent.ApplicationBar.Buttons.Add(scrollToToday); Then, if I understand correctly, you want to remove the last button if there's more than one. If so, you...
c#,xaml,silverlight,controls,stack-overflow
I stumbled upon that splendid effect myself, and as it turned out: You can't instantiate an object derived from UIElement (your line <local:Control1/> tries exactly this) in a ResourceDictionary (and generic.xaml is one), because all objects in said dictionary must be shareable. Documented here. Relevant section: Shareable Types and UIElement...
use this : <serviceBehaviors> <behavior name=""> <serviceMetadata httpGetEnabled="true" /> <serviceDebug includeExceptionDetailInFaults="true" /> </behavior> </serviceBehaviors> and see this: https://msdn.microsoft.com/ru-ru/library/ee844556(v=vs.95).aspx and...
c#,asp.net,xaml,http,silverlight
The reference you are trying to add is to the Web API component of the ASP.NET framework (details), which enables you to author an API and host it in ASP.NET. This is not what you want, and not compatible with Silverlight. Unfortunately, Silverlight does not provide the full set of...
c#,xaml,silverlight,windows-phone-8
The easiest way to achieve your goal is to use StackPanel inside ScrollViewer. So it would look like this: <Grid x:Name="LayoutRoot"> <ScrollViewer> <StackPanel> <CheckBox Content="Checkbox 1" /> <CheckBox Content="Checkbox 2" /> <CheckBox Content="Checkbox 3" /> </StackPanel> </ScrollViewer> </Grid> However, make sure that 55 check boxes won't affect performance of...
c#,xaml,silverlight,windows-phone-8.1
The Lumia Imaging SDK has a SketchFilter you can use. Here's a quick function which will apply a SketchFilter to wbIn and return the filtered image in wbOut using Lumia.Imaging; using Lumia.InteropServices.WindowsRuntime; using Lumia.Imaging.Artistic; ... async Task FilterWriteableBitmap(WriteableBitmap wbIn, WriteableBitmap wbOut) { using (var imageSource = new BitmapImageSource(wbIn.AsBitmap())) using (var...
The use of static methods threw me at first when I encountered Silverlight/WPF. The data is actually stored on the Timeline, and not elsewhere, but why static methods, and not just methods on the Timeline object itself? The reason is this: most WPF/Silverlight elements have a lot of properties: backgrounds,...
I see from your code that you didn't set Line's Stroke color. Try setting it to black (and don't forget to add ComboBox to some container): var lineTypeComboBox = new ComboBox { Width = 40, Background = Background, Margin = new Thickness(0), Padding = new Thickness(0) }; lineTypeComboBox.Items.Add(new Line {...
Yes this can be done with some minor changes: public static void Main(string[] args) { WebClient client = new WebClient(); client.Headers["Content-Type"] = "application/json"; client.OpenReadCompleted += new OpenReadCompletedEventHandler(client_OpenReadCompleted); string url = @"C:\Users\YourNameHere\Documents\Visual Studio 2013\Projects\TestingApp\TestingApp\Copy.json"; client.OpenReadAsync(new Uri(url, UriKind.Absolute)); } private static void client_OpenReadCompleted(object sender, OpenReadCompletedEventArgs e) { StreamReader reader = new...
I have managed to get this working by this code: ThreadingHelper.Invoke(() => { var page = (MainPage)Application.Current.RootVisual; page.Cursor = cursorStyle; }); But maybe someone will offer more type-safe method?...
c#,silverlight,windows-phone-8.1
First, it looks like you're trying to add that capability to Package.appxmanifest instead of WMAppManifest.xml. You should be able to find WMAppManifest.xml under Solution Explorer -> <your project> -> Properties: Opening that file should give you the option to add ID_CAP_* capabilities. Second, you need to specify both ID_CAP_ISV_CAMERA and...
c#,asp.net,xml,wcf,silverlight
If the 160k will only make one trip from the server to the client, then I see no need to use anything more than a hidden field. If the page were going to be "posted back", so that the 160k would also go back to the server and then maybe...
I can't find a convenient way offered by the Silverlight ToolTipService itself. I can think of two possible solutions: First solution: Introduce a coding rule for your project that basically says: all ToolTip Bindings shall either use the SwitchOffConverter (if their source is the DataContext) or have a SwitchOffTextResources object...
wpf,silverlight,signalr,webfarm
Your theory is correct. SL OOB client receives messages only from web clients connected to the same server as SL OOB client. This is known SignalR architecture limitation. Only way to fix it is to use something called backplane to connect all the servers to single message bus See Introduction...
Like you say this is probably best done in the ViewModel but you can select all the sub list items in code behind using VisualTreeHelper. private void StuffListBox_SelectionChanged(object sender, SelectionChangedEventArgs e) { var stuffListBox = (ListBox)sender; ListBoxItem item = (ListBoxItem)stuffListBox.ContainerFromItem(stuffListBox.SelectedItem); ListBox sublist = FindVisualChild<ListBox>(item); sublist.SelectAll(); } FindVisualChild Method as per...
c#,wpf,xaml,silverlight,radgridview
Ok, based on your comments I won't answer "How to access [...] resources [...]?" but try to give an answer for "How to automatically expand RowDetails of newly added rows of a RadGridView?". I recommed a custom Behavior for your RadGridView that listens for newly added rows and performs the...
c#,silverlight,windows-phone-7,windows-phone,windows-phone-store
There is no direct method, but you can perform a simple search over the marktplace and you will get all the apps from a developer by his name on the store. MarketplaceSearchTask marketplaceSearchTask = new MarketplaceSearchTask(); marketplaceSearchTask.SearchTerms = "developer-username"; marketplaceSearchTask.Show(); Here a list of available Tasks you might look into:...
c#,entity-framework,silverlight
Unfortunately, it is not possible to do what you want. Think how the underlying schema works, it defines what must be true for every record of the table. You'll have to enforce that requirement via the business logic of your application....
javascript,node.js,silverlight,serial-port,japplet
Well, One way to do this is develop a chrome app. You can use chrome.serial API. https://developer.chrome.com/apps/serial Sample Code, In your manifest.json, { "name": "Serial Sample", "description": "Read/Write from/to serial port.", "version": "1.0", "manifest_version": 2, "permissions": ["serial"], "app": { "background": { "scripts": ["background.js"] } } } In your background.js, const...
c#,silverlight,azure,windows-phone-8.1,azure-mobile-services
On Client side: Ideally, to use WNS, you should remove all references to MPNS from WMAppManifest.xml and add the info provided by Windows Store to your package.appxmanifest. I understand that you are migrating from WP8 to WP8.1. So in your package.appxmanifest, edit the code so that it looks like this:...
silverlight,visual-studio-2013,windows-phone-8.1,beta-testing
Maybe this link provides useful information. If you are developing a Windows Phone 8.1 app: You must install and run Windows 8.1 or Windows 10 Insider Preview. You must install Windows App Certification Kit version 3.3 or version 10, which is included in the Windows SDK for Windows 8.1. You...
javascript,silverlight,firefox,safari
Ok, so the error was my own. The initParams parameteter for the createObject method needs to be a string, not an object for the Silverlight plugin to initialize correctly in Firefox and Safari (see below). IE doesn't seem to bother. Silverlight.createObject( "silverlight/MediaPlayer.xap?verison=16012013", _container, "silverlightControl", params, { onError: onSilverlightError, onLoad: onSilverlightLoaded...
vb.net,silverlight,datatemplate,children
You are approaching the problem incorrectly. Accessing the DataTemplate and searching for a TextBox will get you nowhere. The template is only a blueprint, only when it is used somewhere (like for each item in your ItemsControl) its content is instantiated (once for each item). One of several possible solutions...
javascript,google-chrome,silverlight,cross-browser,npapi
It's a shame no one had a better suggestion. In the end I was able to write a pure JavaScript replacement for our Silverlight control. Since IE10 and IE11 still had poor performance for the I/O operations, I decided to detect them to fall back to the Silverlight control. <!--[if...
c#,silverlight,windows-phone-8.1
This is simple math. You know the starting and ending point of the line, meaning you can calculate any point you want on that line, by using the equation of the line. The way to get the equation is y = y1 + [(y2 - y1) / (x2 - x1)]...
c#,sockets,silverlight,windows-phone-8,windows-phone-8-emulator
I was able to successfully run your code on the Windows Phone 8 emulators targeting one of my network machines. The socket.ConnectAsync call is already an Async request that wouldn't block your UI so I don't think you require the manual steps to manage thread synchronization. But if you insist...
You don't need to bind your data with the data grid view like that at all. (By using DataTable). Instead you you can make a list of your models and directly bind it to the item source of the grid view. For example: // Example Model public class MyModel{ public...
wpf,silverlight,sharepoint,mvvm,telerik-grid
You could add a public reference to the Dispatcher of the UI Root Visual (your main window/user control) in the App class (App.xaml.cs), and possibly inject it when instancing your view model. I suggest you to use a MVVM framework like MVVM Ligh toolkit, that already solves the problem in...
Issue was due to mismatch version of Telerik.Windows.Documents.FormatProviders.Pdf.dll and Telerik.Windows.Documents.
c#,silverlight,sorting,datagrid
You've got two options here, that I can see. You can extend ObservableCollection with custom sort functions for the grid in question. You can see how to do that here. Your other option involves customizing the grid with hyperlink buttons in the header. You can then capture the click and...
I will explain what happens and how to solve: 1.- You are getting the datatemplate not instances of the datatemplate, in case you want to manage the instances you can do by using the Loaded Event to add items to the List to create and update for instance a List....
silverlight,asp.net-web-api,odata,generator,odata-v4
Silverlight does not support the code generated by Microsoft's OData v4 Client Code Generator visx (OData Client T4), but no one's forcing you to use generated code. Simply use the lib of your choice to create a connection to the OData service and reuse your own types (business objects)....
As per MSDN Binding Class Binding Class provides high-level access to the definition of a binding, which connects the properties of binding target objects (typically, WPF elements), and any data source (for example, a database, an XML file, or any object that contains data). Namespace: System.Windows.Data Assembly: PresentationFramework (in PresentationFramework.dll)...
silverlight,dynamics-crm,dynamics-crm-2015
Microsoft abandoned Silverlight a couple of years ago, in favour of HTML5. Silverlight is not supported on all platforms (mobile to begin with) and it does not fit in the cross-platform/execute-anywhere strategy Microsoft follows nowadays. Microsoft may not say this out loud, but Silverlight can be seen as legacy and...
c#,silverlight,windows-phone-8
The short answer is stick with universal app and winrt. That is the future of windows development. You will get much better code reuse and the framework is designed from the groundup to be completely asynchronous. Silverlight is more of the legacy way of doing things and i suspect it...
c#,wcf,silverlight,silverlight-5.0,wcf-binding
that is very easy. you have to generate code exactly same with Web.Config. you must be use the below code: System.ServiceModel.EndpointAddress endpointAddress = new System.ServiceModel.EndpointAddress("net.tcp://YourIpAddress:4502/CTMSEngine/net"); System.ServiceModel.Channels.CustomBinding customBinding = new System.ServiceModel.Channels.CustomBinding(); System.ServiceModel.Channels.BinaryMessageEncodingBindingElement BMEelement = new System.ServiceModel.Channels.BinaryMessageEncodingBindingElement();...
c#,json,silverlight,serialization
It looks like you posted your JSON to http://json2csharp.com/ and used the classes in provided -- good so far. But then you nested them in some outer class Zwave and tried to deserialize that, which is not correct. You need to do: var returned = JsonConvert.DeserializeObject<Zwave.RootObject>(json); Or better yet, remove...
c#,wpf,xaml,silverlight,windows-phone-8.1
I would solve this problem using Reactive Extensions (RX). You can add Reactive Extensions (RX) to your project using NuGet, search for rx-main and install Reactive Extensions - Main Library. Both of your pages would access a common class which would have a Subject<T>. One page would publish events to...
xaml,silverlight,windows-phone-8.1,controls
You could take a look at the Calendar control for WindowsPhone Silverlight from ComponentOne. You could download it from https://www.componentone.com/Downloads/Download/?downloadID=133 and refer to its documentation at : http://helpcentral.componentone.com/nethelp/WPCalendar/
When you create custom Controls or Views and you want them to have some (technical) interface so that you can use xaml markup or code to interact with your custom type, I recommend you add public DependencyProperties. Imagine you have a control MySpecialGrid public class MySpecialGrid : Control { ctor()...
vb.net,silverlight,streaming,video-streaming,mp4
I found the solution, just for reading mp4 files we need binary reader This is how i did - saveFileDialog1.Filter = "MP3 Files (*.mp3)|*.mp3|MP4 Files|*.mp4" saveFileDialog1.ShowDialog() Dim words As String() = soundFileSelected_Name.Split(".") Dim fileExtension As String = words(1) Using audiofs As System.IO.FileStream = saveFileDialog1.OpenFile() If fileExtension = "mp3" Then Dim...
You cannot save Init params between sessions with the approach you posted. Here is an article describing how you can read the init params and store them in the isolated storage. They are not supposed to be set by your code like you did here: Application.Current.Host.InitParams["CurrentRow"] = dataGrid1.SelectedIndex.ToString(); [Edit] Ok,...
silverlight,windows-phone-8,settings,account
Not possible to add an account programatically with the current SDK.
c#,silverlight,windows-phone-8.1
This code works for me. if (file.Count > 0) { foreach (StorageFile f in file) { ImageProperties properties = await f.Properties.GetImagePropertiesAsync(); WriteableBitmap bmp = new WriteableBitmap((int)properties.Width, (int)properties.Height); bmp.SetSource((await f.OpenReadAsync()).AsStream()); // Ready to go with bmp } } ...
I thought that the binding still tried to get a reference when the view is first initialized, is this not the case? The binding process is designed to handle null values and will check the initial target reference which is given and not attempt any action if null. Remember...
c#,silverlight,windows-phone-7
Since compare is based on the word, you can create new instance with input word and pass it to the BinarySearch method: List<ShortWord> words; int index = words.BinarySearch(new ShortWord() { Word = text, }; if (index >= 0) { ShortWord result = words[index]; } Accoring to MSDN, BinarySearch will use...
c#,silverlight,windows-phone-8.1
Change int i = 0; to int i = 1; Assuming there are 10 files in that folder the foreach will go through 10 times but the first time it will look for face0.jpg and only ever get to face9.jpg....
c#,silverlight,windows-phone-7,windows-phone-8
If you are updating the package, update the version, so users know that they have the latest version. https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/apps/gg442301(v=vs.105).aspx https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/apps/ff769509(v=vs.105).aspx...
silverlight,data-binding,silverlight-5.0
You can use a custom behavior: <SomeControl> <Interaction.Behaviors> <DynamicBindingBehavior TargetProperty="Content" BindingPath="{Binding DisplayMemberPath}"/> </Interaction.Behaviors> ... </SomeControl> and the code: public class DynamicBindingBehavior : Behavior<DependencyObject> { private string m_targetProperty; public string TargetProperty { get { return m_targetProperty; } set { m_targetProperty = value; TryFindTargetProperty(); } } private DependencyProperty m_targetDependencyProperty; private void...
c#,wpf,silverlight,transparency
You mut set IsHitTestVisible to false on the image, then clicks go through.
c#,xml,wpf,silverlight,type-conversion
It is because Replace method returns new string with replaced characters. It does not modify your original string. So you need to reassign it: kursS = kursS.Replace(",","."); ...
You have a Silverlight project. Silverlight does not support the markup extension x:Type. Ancestor bindings in Silverlight look like this: {Binding Path=Foo, RelativeSource={RelativeSource AncestorType=UserControl}} [Edit] And btw you can't bind to ActualWidth. You have to observe the SizeChanged event and have some handling code. You will find quite elegant solutions...
c#,silverlight,windows-phone-8,windows-phone-8.1
As it happens sometimes, right after asking the question I figured out what is causing the issue. It seems like the project just had to be rebuild completely in order for the the tile titles to show up properly. No wonder I couldn't find any info on this in the...
c#,linq,xaml,silverlight,data-binding
You only fire NotifyPropertyChanged when you set a new value to the DeliveryAccuracyTotals field. You don't fire the event when the list is mutated, only when an entirely new list is set. Were the property to be an ObservableCollection then the UI would be able to add a handler to...
Actually the issue was on setting up endpoint address in web.config file and also as the services was getting deployed in other machine, the URL of the application was getting changed. So i made some important changes given below: 1. Gave the endpoint address, endpoint name and Contract details in...
c#,xaml,silverlight,binding,telerik
I can think of at least two ways: First Solution (solved in the DataContext): Add a property to your DataContext type, something like ResolvedFirstName and the value is either taken from FirstName or FirstName2, and when either of the two is changed the ResolvedFirstName is re-evaluated. public string ResolvedFirstName {...
wpf,silverlight,windows-phone-8
When you develop Windows Phone 8.0 (Silverlight) you should use following doc site: https://msdn.microsoft.com/library/windows/apps/ff402535.aspx In the Silverlight you have only available TextBox.IsReadOnly property TextBox doc - TextBox IsReadOnly doc TextBox IsReadOnly remarks: If the text box is read-only, no user input or edits are allowed, but programmatic changes can be...
file,silverlight,dll,windows-phone-8.1
OK, I solve it. It's funny, I put a file in the assets folder, Let's say the name of the file is Blah.yyy It works well on WP8.1 WRT project, But it didn't work properly on WP8.1 SL project. But after I rename it to Blah.png, The C style file...
c#,silverlight,visual-studio-lightswitch,3-tier,lightswitch-2012
If the IIS Server is correctly set up, you should just be able to use a browser to download and install the current version of the desktop application (with correct configuration) from it. The url format for the request is: http[s]://{servername}[:port]/{applicationname}/ If you're not sure of the application name, use...
c#,asp.net,wcf,silverlight,ria
Go with nullable. If its HasValueequals false, go check the db. Setting it to null in the constructor isn't necessary, as it is the default.
What you describe is called a Templated Control in Silverlight. You have to provide three things: a class containing your control's logic a default Style with a ControlTemplate an entry in generic.xaml that includes the default Style Example: MyFeeblefezer.cs public class MyFeeblefezer : Control { public MyFeeblefezer() { DefaultStyleKey =...
rest,silverlight,silverlight-4.0
You can't if the web service and Silverlight applications are on different domains. See this link for more information http://www.devtoolshed.com/explanation-cross-domain-and-client-access-policy-files-silverlight...
c#,xaml,silverlight,line,stroke
I think you are going to be charmed with my answer: Point _drawingStart; bool _isDrawing; private void startDrawing(object sender, System.Windows.Input.MouseButtonEventArgs e) { _drawingStart = e.GetPosition((UIElement)sender); InitializePath(); _isDrawing = true; } private void stopDrawing(object sender, System.Windows.Input.MouseButtonEventArgs e) { _isDrawing = false; } private void doDrawing(object sender, System.Windows.Input.MouseEventArgs e) { if (_isDrawing)...
.net,xaml,silverlight,validationsummary
The icon is encoded in the ValidationSummary's HeaderTemplate. The original template is available here (Search for <Path Fill="#DDD43940" Data="M5.5,2.5 L7.5,2.5 L7.5,8 L5.5,8 M5.5,9.5 L7.5,9.5 L7.5,10.5 L5.5,10.5"/> - this is the exclamation mark). Here's an example of how to customize the header: <ctl:ValidationSummary> <ctl.ValidationSummary.HeaderTemplate> <DataTemplate> <Border Background="#FFDC020D"> <StackPanel Orientation="Horizontal"> <Image Source="/MyCustomImage.png"...
Why do all this visual GUI operations in the code behind when there are Xaml constructs/controls that do the same thing? To do this dynamically in Xaml...here are the steps. First off, the StackPanel can evenly space out the checkboxes in a horizontal fashion instead of using a grid then...