Look Ma’ No Code

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Progressive Metal – And, oh yeah, Silverlight

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Do you have fits of interest? I go through bursts of reading fiction and I’ll find myself reading everything

Progressive Metal – And, oh yeah, Silverlight

Jesse Liberty - Silverlight Geek — Sun, 29 Jun 2008 16:59:06 GMT

Do you have fits of interest? I go through bursts of reading fiction and I’ll find myself reading everything

re: Look Ma’ No Code

BenHayat — Mon, 23 Jun 2008 12:25:26 GMT

>>Hey, lots of cool stuff was written with flash. I even use google, and pencils. :-)<<

I know, I'm getting killed every time I go to prospect and they show me a flash site and tell me to replicate it in SL. Last night I was even looking at Flex for those cases. I wish some company would develop a series of professional effects for SL.

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re: Look Ma’ No Code

jesseliberty — Mon, 23 Jun 2008 02:28:23 GMT

Ben, that is a great suggestion, but the spin was only created for "on focus" -- it is an artifact that when you click on the button it spins. That said, you are right, I need to handle it (though your solution moves it into code, rather than stayiing in Xaml, but is the right way).

Falsh? Moi? Naah, just for a widget I got from some other site. Hey, lots of cool stuff was written with flash. I even use google, and pencils. :-)

re: Look Ma’ No Code

BenHayat — Sun, 22 Jun 2008 21:46:31 GMT

And I can not believe a "Silverlight Geek" is using using Flash on his site. Shame on you, bad boy, bad boy :-) :-)

..Ben

re: Look Ma’ No Code

BenHayat — Sun, 22 Jun 2008 21:43:25 GMT

Jesse, I noticed when I click on each button, I don't get a "complete" chance to see the animation before the new browser is launched. As the matter of fact, sometimes you don't see the animation at all.

To solve this problem (i.e. Having animation before an action)you should do it in a two step sequence.

a)In the Button event, you would first call the Begin() method to start the spinning animation and then add a "Completed" event handler for the animation.

b) Then in the "Completed" event for each spinning animation,you would then run your actual button code to open up a new browser. This will ensure the browser starts AFTER the animation is completed!

..Ben