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• Re: Sourcing images from a database source for a Silverlight Carousel Control

  Hi Geoff, The short version of your answer is yes, there is a way to programmatically bind valies in XAML elements to values. The Quickstarts include a sample of how to do this, and it is available here . HTH, Clay

  Posted to ASP.NET Controls for Silverlight (Forum) by ClayCo on 4/15/2009

• Re: How do I use the 'set_mediaSource' property in JS from pressing a Hyperlink?

  Hello A.T., There are a couple problems that I can spot in the code samples you provided: It looks like you've forgotten to escape the ContentFilePathURL value you plug into the Hyperlink's NavigateUrl property as a javascript string. Without putting it in quotes, the javascript interpreter in most browsers will interpret the value as an object reference, and complain bitterly when the object doesn't exist. mSLAudioPlayerControlID is instantiated as a string -- presumably it's the

  Posted to ASP.NET Controls for Silverlight (Forum) by ClayCo on 3/26/2009

• Re: Problem with Silverlight Controls on various browsers

  Hi Voffka, Unless I'm badly mistaken, it doesn't look like you're using the ASP.NET Silverlight controls on this page at all -- it looks like you're instead directly scripting the Silverlight plug-in using scripts provided by Microsoft Expression Encoder, which is unfortunately out of my area of expertise. You'll probably have more luck getting folks to help you if you ask on the Expression Encoder forums, which are available here . HTH, Clay

  Posted to ASP.NET Controls for Silverlight (Forum) by ClayCo on 2/23/2009

• Re: Problem with Silverlight Controls on various browsers

  Hello Voffka, Silverlight isn't officially supported on Opera, and there is a known issue that prevents the ASP.NET Silverlight controls from working in that browser. For more information, I'd encourage you to look at this blog post by Joe Stegman in which he explains the issue. I'm not aware of any equivalent issues, however, with running Silverlight using Firefox 3. I have seen issues where Firefox and Internet Explorer render the Silverlight plugin's <object> element differently

  Posted to ASP.NET Controls for Silverlight (Forum) by ClayCo on 2/23/2009

• Re: Interacting with labels in VB.NET?

  Hi Smurfs, It is possible to manipulate the contents of a Silverlight plugin from an ASP.NET web form's code, but it isn't quite that simple. To make what you want happen, you'll need to emit JavaScript code in your page that calls scriptable methods in your Silverlight application. You might want to read the quickstart article about the HTML bridge (available here ) to get started. HTH, Clay

  Posted to ASP.NET Controls for Silverlight (Forum) by ClayCo on 2/4/2009

• Re: MediaPlayer Full Screen Problems

  Hi Amendegw, The white bars exist because the control skin's XAML file has a 4:3 aspect ratio. You can force the MediaPlayer's skin to stretch to fill the available screen area by setting the ScaleMode property on the control to "Stretch". HTH, Clay

  Posted to ASP.NET Controls for Silverlight (Forum) by ClayCo on 1/12/2009

• Re: Timer1.Enabled = False does not work when I call DownloadFile!

  Hello El Basha, The solution you had originally wouldn't have worked from a basic architectural model, since it would have resulted in a combination of application code and HTML being sent in the same response. In your case it is possible to build a working application without an UpdateProgress control, but the control is designed to be used in scenarios much like one you have in mind. HTH, Clay

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by ClayCo on 12/19/2008

• Re: Timer1.Enabled = False does not work when I call DownloadFile!

  Hello El Basha, In my previous post I linked to an overview article about the UpdateProgress control on MSDN that explains it in more detail. However, in the most general terms possible, it uses client-side javascript to display a message to the user while an associated UpdatePanel is waiting for a partial-page postback to complete. HTH, Clay

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by ClayCo on 12/19/2008

• Re: Tag Editor Textbox

  Hi Dave, The auto-complete textbox you see on asp.net is an example of the AutoComplete control extender in action. There's a more proper example of it here , and the AJAX Control Toolkit (in which it ships) can be downloaded from this page . HTH, Clay

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by ClayCo on 12/19/2008

• Re: Imageresize

  Hi Soona, System.Drawing.Image has a method called GetThumbnailImage that should be helpful here. HTH, Clay

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by ClayCo on 12/19/2008