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  • Re: How to use silver light control in asp.net 2008

    Also, you could check the MSDN documentation. These topics provide code, runable examples and video. ASP.NET Silverlight Server Control See a run-time code example of this feature: Run . Walkthrough: Integrating XAML into an ASP.NET Web Site Using Managed Code See a run-time code example of this feature: Run . See a video that shows this feature: Watch . If these topics, code examples and video are helpful, let me know. We will create more! Erik Reitan ASP.NET User Education This posting is provided
    Posted to ASP.NET Controls for Silverlight (Forum) by erikreitan on 3/11/2009
    Filed under: Silverlight, asp.net, asp.net controls for silverlight
  • Re: Media Element control to play video in silverlight website

    Hi Pavani, Have you considered using the ASP.NET MediaPlayer server control for Silverlight? Here is a link to a topic that contains six runable examples and the code. ASP.NET MediaPlayer Server Control Walkthrough: Adding Video or Audio Media to a Web Application See a run-time code example of this feature: Run . See a video that shows this feature: Watch . Erik Reitan ASP.NET User Education This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.
    Posted to ASP.NET Controls for Silverlight (Forum) by erikreitan on 3/11/2009
    Filed under: Silverlight, mediaplayer, asp.net controls for silverlight
  • Re: video chapters

    You can dynamically set the media source and chapters of the MediaPlayer control. Here's a simple example. I'm not pulling in the data from a database here. default.aspx: <%@ Page Language="C#" AutoEventWireup="true" CodeFile="Default.aspx.cs" Inherits="_Default" %> <%@ Register Assembly="System.Web.Silverlight" Namespace="System.Web.UI.SilverlightControls" TagPrefix="asp" %> <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "
  • Re: how to treat silverlight control same as ASP.NET control?

    Also, rather than two Silverlight projects, you could create one Silverlight project with two Silverlight User Controls. To do this, set your .aspx page to include two Silverlight controls (like above), but point to the same Silverlight package file (.xap) and also use the InitParameters attribute: < asp : ScriptManager ID ="ScriptManager1" runat ="server"> </ asp : ScriptManager > < asp : Silverlight InitParameters ="control=SLCtrl1" Source ="~/ClientBin
    Posted to ASP.NET Controls for Silverlight (Forum) by erikreitan on 11/14/2008
    Filed under: Silverlight, App.xaml, asp.net
  • Re: Can't load new skin into Mediaplayer control

    Here's an example that sounds similar to your description. Run it, look at the code... let me know if it helps. Example from Silverlight reference on MSDN Also, you may find the following blog post about ASP.NET controls for Silverlight helpful: ASP.NET Controls for Silverlight – Documentation Erik Reitan ASP.NET User Education This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.
  • Re: how to treat silverlight control same as ASP.NET control?

    Yes, you can have multiple Silverlight applications on one Web page. You can create multiple Silverlight projects in your solution. When you want to add an addition project, select File, Add, New Project. Your single .aspx page in your Web project can reference each .xap file that each Silverlight project creates. Your .aspx page would contain the ScriptManager control and multiple Silverlight controls: < asp : ScriptManager ID ="ScriptManager1" runat ="server"> </ asp
  • Re: video chapters

    You should first determine how you want to access your data. Here is a link that may help: Accessing Data with ASP.NET http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/6759sth4.aspx Creating the structure of your database may be the most complex part of all of this. Once you have created your database and can successfully poputlate a dataset, you can pull media information from the dataset and use it to set properties of the MediaPlayer. Essentially, you want to be able to set the following: MediaPlayer.MediaSource
  • Re: video chapters

    There may be a few different ways to do this. One way would be to dynamically create a bit of xml that defines the MediaDefinition property of the MediaPlayer. This xml would contain your chapters and video reference. Set the MediaDefinition property and your video should be ready to go. First, take a look at the following: Adding a Media Definition File The following walkthrough may also be helpful: Walkthrough: Creating a Media Definition File Here is a link to the mediaDefinition property reference
    Posted to ASP.NET Controls for Silverlight (Forum) by erikreitan on 11/10/2008
    Filed under: Silverlight, asp.net controls for silverlight, asp.net
  • Re: how to treat silverlight control same as ASP.NET control?

    If I understand correctly, I believe the following topic from MSDN will be helpful: Walkthrough: Calling Managed Code from JavaScript Hope this help. Erik Reitan ASP.NET User Education This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.
  • Re: Silverlight integration

    There are two main ASP.NET controls for Silverlight, the MediaPlayer control and the Silverlight control. The following docs should be a helpful overview: ASP.NET MediaPlayer Server Control ASP.NET Silverlight Server Control If you are interested in media, the following walkthrough will help you get started: Walkthrough: Adding Video or Audio Media to a Web Application If you are interested in integrating managed code (C# or VB) into a Web page using Silverlight, the following walkthrough will help
    Posted to ASP.NET Controls for Silverlight (Forum) by erikreitan on 11/10/2008
    Filed under: Silverlight, asp.net controls for silverlight, asp.net
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