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Hi, Apologies for the late reply. Silverlight visual designer in Visual Studio is read-only, and only serves the purpose of previewing changes made in the code window. The Properties panel doesn't work at all - it simply shows "Property editing not available". Controls dragged from the Toolbox can only be dropped on the code window, where they insert an empty control tag (rather useless, really). This is a limitation of the Silverlight SDK. Next version of Visual Studio (2010) will...
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Hi, I strongly recommend using separate resized images, as Silverlight does a terrible job at resizing, smudging the image and killing transparency. It may have improved with the latest version, but it was quite useless the last time I tried it. Forcing an icon to 30x30 is doable, but not very straightforward. Using Blend, extract the style for the whole control, and find the following two styles: <Style x:Key="ComponentArt_NavBar_GroupHeaderStyle" TargetType="ComponentArt:NavBarItemHeader">...
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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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I have put this code where I have created a menucontrol. It compiles nicely and then menu can be seen in the browser when you F5 the page but when I open it in Blend 3, I get this error: (I have just installed: ComponentArt.UI.Framework.2009.2) XamlParseException: [Line: 0 Position: 0] StackTrace at MS.Internal.ScpImports.MethodEx(IntPtr ptr, String name, CValue[] cvData) at System.Windows.UIElement.UpdateLayout() InnerException:None Line 0 Postion 0
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No Solution ?
I have install ComponentArt built 2009.2.1447.35
I work with DotNet 3.5 + Silverlight Toolkit 2 version march.
The Menu control work fine but when i place MenuItem control in Blend 2 : I have error Object reference not set to an instance of an object.
My Xaml :