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[[Latest News from Silverlight Developer's Journal]]
In Silverlight Application Change Your Namespace and Assembly Name
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The first thing I do when creating a new project in Visual Studio (regardless of type) is change the project name, assembly name, and default namespace. I like for the names of all these to be consistent. However, I have noticed in Silverlight, you must make changes in five different places for everything to work alright otherwise you will get errors. I’m no Silverlight expert, but I thought this post would be useful for people like me who only dabble in it from time to time. When you create your new Silverlight project, right click on the project name and bring up its properties. Go ahead and change the default namespace and assembly name just like you would in any other project. read more |
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[[Instructables: exploring]]
Adult Onesie From a T-Shirt
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For those of you that don't know a onesie is a t-shirt with snaps in the
crotch. You can pick the up everywhere for babies but for an adult
you need to order form a specialty dealer. They normally start at
$25 plus shipping and go up from there. Materials For this
project you will need. ...By: masterpythonContinue Reading » |
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[[The Official Microsoft Silverlight Site: Unanswered Threads]]
Advice needed - raising events via MVVM
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Hi
I have a custom control (cc1) that in turn houses, amongst other things, a secondary custom control (cc2). cc2 consists of just a textbox and a combobox and it loads its data via its own viewmodel and the combobox SelectedItem is bound to a suitable property in this viewmodel. My question is how do I expose this selected item (via an event) at the parent control (cc1) level?
A code example would be much appreciated.
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[[WCF RIA Services]]
Simple COUNT
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I'm using RIA (DomainServices) to fill up grids and return records from different tables and views. However, now I would just do the following:
SELECT COUNT(*) FROM Customer WHERE Age >= 10;
How can I do this simple thing with RIA? Any suggestions/examples?
Ruben |
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