Just something that someone asked me about today so sharing here. Imagine that you want to define a portion of your Silverlight application but leave some other piece to run time.For example - a calculation engine or perhaps something more
在App.xaml.cs的Application_Startup中加入: if (!App.Current.Host.Settings.EnableHTMLAccess) throw new Exception("當前應用程式未允許與DOM通訊"); string htmlUrl = System.Windows.Browser.HtmlPage.Document.DocumentUri.ToString();
I think using the Windows Forms WebBrowser control is your best bet. To do this, you'll need your Silverlight app on a webpage, then you point your WebBrowser at the page's URI. To keep your WebBrowser control from acting like IE, I'd recommend
today I want to fix a bug about viewVirtualDocument, and when clicking cancel button it should prompt a window about javascript but actually it can not work. So I debugging the program and find the problem is: the page loads control on the
We cannot new a DataTemplate in code behind, otherwise it will popup an error.There are two solutions to solve this problem, one is to define a DataTemplate in the .xaml file as resources. Such as:<ResourceDictionary
I just have to shake my head at this absolutely moronic thread on the Silverlight Forums promoting a "petition" to bring back synchronous webrequests in Silverlight. Really, it has all the elements of the old VB6 flame wars…N.B. 8/18/2008: It looks
problem posts: when you write down your credencials on login page and click OK button, you will enter into share point web part page. However it takes long time to load the data of the web part, and one cannot bear it. So what will we do about