Hi Muhammad,
Have a look at InitParameters/initParams, the let you set initial values on
your Silverlight plugin object.
Here's a post that covers it in a step by step fashion
http://nerddawg.blogspot.com/2008/03/how-to-pass-initialization-params-to.html
The main post covers using the
Hey Muhammad,
Have a peek at this post... it lets you automatically find the URL for your
webservice relative to your application, so no need to do any configuration :)
http://blog.webjak.net/2008/10/21/get-a-relative-uri-to-your-webwcf-service-in-silverlight/
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Hi Jordan,
Thanks for reply but can you send any complete SL App that
using this kind code.
Thanks Regards
Muhammad Niaz
Software Engineer
Intagleo Systems Pvt Ltd
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Hi Jordan,
I try your code, there is no success,
Regards,
Niaz
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I got drag and drop between listboxes working in a prototype I was working
on few months ago.
I used canvas's and a method that checked for a collision/overlap between
the two elements when you did the drop.
Used the standard mouse approach of move events while button down to animate
the dragging
I hope you will not treat this as an advertisement.
Take a look at this example from the Telerik QuickStart Application.
http://demos.telerik.com/silverlight/#Examples/DragAndDrop/FirstLook
It is using the Telerik Drag/Drop framework that do exactly what you need,
but with listboxes. Modifying
Thanks, I found this link for a ListBox versionneeded to update the .HitTest
to SL2 and it works fine
I only wanted a single column, I used a DataGrid because I was being lazy
and wanted to use the DataGrid Header, but I will just make that for a
ListBox :)
changed this line for SL2
ListUIElement
Hey mate,
I've updated the article with a downloadable code sample :)
The samples in the article are in VB.NET but the downloadable sample is in C# :)
Cheers,
Jordan.
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Your too nice Jordan!
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Subject: RE: [OzSilverlight] Web Service url Configuration for SL App.?
Hey mate,
Wouldn't this option you presented create a runtime cast error anyway?
ListUIElement elements =
(ListUIElement)VisualTreeHelper.FindElementsInHostCoordinates(e.GetPosition(null),this);
Hence .ToList() is better I would suggest.
Another thing to consider is whether you actually need a List which
no it works
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Wouldn't this option you presented create a runtime cast error anyway?
ListUIElement elements =
(ListUIElement)VisualTreeHelper.FindElementsInHostCoordinates(e.GetPosition(null),this);
Hence .ToList() is
this isn't really a c# list, but i will respond.
ok, to be pedantic i think the only reason it works is because you are
lucky the method you are calling is storing the the data internally as
ListUIElement, or something that can be cast to ListUIElement.
but you are programming against an
+1
As Jeffrey Richter says:
Always take the least specific and return the most specific :)
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Hi Jordan,
Thanks for response on my email, it was really helping for me.
Thanks Again Jordan
Thanks Regards,
Muhammad Niaz
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Intagleo Systems Pvt Ltd.
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