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Hi, I have just tested this with Safari (Windows) version 4.0 (530.17) and have verified that ContextMenu is working. Make sure to set the Windowless paramter to true in the Silverlight object.
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Hi, this issue is fixed in the next release.
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Hi, this issue is fixed in the next release.
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Hi, it looks like there is some improper nesting and missing closures in your XAML, try this: I added the Theme property reference to the Menu declaration. The Theme reference is the only part that should go in
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Sorry. My bad. Preview pane is gone in Silverlight 3. Both Silverlight 3 and Blend 3 RC working in tandem allow past functionality and support the Silverlight ComponentArt 2009.2 beta 2 bundle so far.
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Hi, ContextMenu relies on Windowless mode, Safari sadly does not implement the Windowless mode for the Silverlight plug-in, Google Chrome which is also based on WebKit does implement it and it works fine. In order to support Safari you need to decide how to trigger the ContextMenu, some common options are Apple + left-click or Shift + left-click. You can set the ContextMenu to DetectRightClick="False" and ContextType="Custom" then use the ShowContextMenu(point) to display it....
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Hi, Yes you can have both the default Silverlight context menu and the ComponentArt ContextMenu. To do this use the ContextType="Custom" and DetectRightClick="False" attributes when declaring ContextMenu, then it is up to you when to call ShowContextMenu(Point p) and HideContextMenu() . Hope that helps, Jeremy
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This is currently underway as a support ticket, but I believe the issue is with namespacing (the registered namespace for the navigation controls doesn't match the namespace used above).
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We just learned that there is indeed an issue with 64 bit licensing, one that we're working on right now. I'm very sorry for the trouble, and the fix will be available shortly in an upcoming 2009.2 release.
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Hi,
The Module type is the only type currently implemented, the others are in development.
Sorry for any confusion.
Jeremy.