Reach Out And Touch HTML

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BigTundra — Tue, 06 Nov 2007 16:58:56 GMT

Jesse,

I'm trying to run your code from this example and all of the document.GetElementByID(...) are returning null. I am getting a message from IE that it has blocked content which I haven't seen before with silverlight... when I say to allow the content the page_loaded event fires but I still don't get any references to the HtmlElements defined.

Thanks for your help.

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jesseliberty — Tue, 30 Oct 2007 15:54:43 GMT

Ben,

If you create a Silverlight Control (using the class library option) and you choose Embedded resource, then you get a dll. As for "protecting" your XAML, if you mean protecting the Intellectual Property, I think you are on as difficult ground as always with .NET but I'll have to look into it further. Meanwhile I suggest something like this:

This message is copyright, trademark, contains trade secrets, trussreppers will be persecuted, company confidential, void where prohibited, no warranty express or implied, contents are hot, your mileage may vary, I never borrowed it, it was broken when you leant it to me and I returned it in perfect condition. Don't Panic. Answer the question or we'll gag you. What question? Gag him.

The opiinons expressed are not mine.

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BenHayat — Thu, 25 Oct 2007 18:45:42 GMT

Jesse, I have a question on your other video (XML vs C#). When you define objects declaratively in XAML (i.e. rectangular) and then when you compile/build the project, does the XAML file gets converted into C# and becomes part of the DLL? Or will the contents of XAML file get loaded into SL engine at runtime and then objects get created from reading raw XAML file?

I see that the XAML file has a "Build Action" that can bet set as "Embedded Resource", but what would that do for us?

My question is really in two folds: a) Isn't XAML file slower than if we created objects in C#?

b) How can we protect the contents of XAML file?

Thanks!

..Ben

re: Reach Out And Touch HTML

BenHayat — Thu, 25 Oct 2007 18:17:40 GMT

This video is very educational. Great job on the video!

..Ben

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