Folks, it's an action-packed day, I just received word that my SL3 app will soon need to have a feature to assign a different appearance and different string resources according to who is authenticated (via the initial login screen).
I took precautions to allow the app to have a different appearance and strings in different installations, but I wasn't really prepared to cater for the more granular approach of changing appearance for different logins. The strings are all in a spreadsheet-style resource file, so that's only a minor problem for me. However, dynamically changing themes is more frightening as I haven't needed to do that before. I've tried to be neat with my styles and put them in the controls or in the App page, but I feel that to get dynamic themes in Silverlight I will have to be ultra-strict and use clever binding. I'm just not sure of the best way to structure the styles and templates globally within the app to make theming easier. I'm going to search to web article guidance on this, but I'm keen to hear from anyone who's done this before and has some tips and tricks to share. Cheers, Greg
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