Can you use an InvokeCommandAction (see the Behaviors category in Blend.
That behaviour isn't in Blend 3 and I can't yet find it online or in the
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I've been using Reflector on the SL3 DLLs looking for assemblies that
contain ICommand, Button and ButtonBase in the hope that I will find
something to reference in the XAML and solve my broken Blend designer. I've
failed, as I can't even Find Button let alone any of the other familiar
controls.
here is a version/code sample online
http://silverlight-essentials.com/blog/?p=55
ExtendedInvokeCommandAction
On Thu, Jul 29, 2010 at 10:22 PM, .net noobie dotnetnoo...@gmail.com
wrote:
add a ref to System.Windows.Interactivity
you should find InvokeCommandAction in that Assembly
On Thu,
Commanding wasn't actually implemented in Silverlight 3, so I'm guessing
that's why you're experiencing the behaviour that you are. Silverlight 3
had the ICommand interface, but no controls actually supported it (they
didn't have the Command/CommandParameter properties). So you'd expect
I am cross posting this to the Silverlight list, as people here might have
some very different responses to the standard ozDotNet mailing list.
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