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Tip: How to handle the MouseLeftButtonDown and MouseLeftButtonUp
Have you ever noticed that the MouseLeftButtonDown and MouseLeftButtonUp events are not fired when a Silverlight button is clicked?
In RIA’s it often happens that you need some kind of drag and drop support. Flex has provided in this support, with it’s DragManager class.
A complete Silverlight 3 Drag and Drop solution, inspired by Fle
Getting started with the repository pattern in Silverlight - The
Getting started with the repository pattern in Silverlight The repository pattern is quite a common design pattern when working with databases.Consuming an ADO.NET Data Service from Silverlight - The Problem
Consuming an ADO.NET Data Service from Silverlight
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Silverlight Custom Content Control with Events
Silverlight Custom Content Control
As a Silverlight control developer, you may encounter a need to create a custom content control.
Table of Contents Introduction Long before Silverlight 1.0 was released, it was actually called WPF/E or WPF Everywhere.
Reusing .NET Assemblies in Silverlight
Understanding WCF Services in Silverlight 2
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Note for future readers : These series discuss WPF and Silverlight versions that are current stable versions at the time of this writing – WPF 3.5 and Silverlight 3. These are ongoing series of posts on the subject of WPF/Silverlight compatibility. New posts will be added to the Table of Contents post as they are written so bookmark that post or just subscribe to my RSS feed .
Writing WPF/Silverlight compatible code. Part 2: Dependency Prop
Les applications Silverlight n'ont pas accès aux ressources de l'ordinateur client.
Tutoriel : Upload de fichier en Silverlight 2 en C# sur un serve
This post is part of a short series I am doing on MVVM infrastructure. In this series, I will share some thinking and code that has helped to produce cleaner, simpler MVVM code in my applications.