I wonder if you have any plan to upgrade the current .net 5 to .net 6 for your github. (https://github.com/ITfoxtec/ITfoxtec.Identity.BlazorWebAssembly.OpenidConnect). Thanks!
Absolutely, I just have not had time to look at it yet.
UPDATE: Support for .NET 6.0 has been added in version 1.6.2.
Hi it is pretty simple you just have to change you project frame work to .net 6 and just push it to git.
as you see this is .net 5
https://i.imgur.com/IOk36ey.png
change to .net 6
and push the code :)
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I have installed .net framework 4 but i can't see any changes in the project property window in the target framework list (i can only see 2,3,3.5). How to add 4 and 4.5. I would really appreciate any help because I have been working 2 days for this, and it's not yet fixed.
Did you try restarting your computer after installing the .net framework?
If nothing helps you should update your vs to 2012, you can backup all your projects anyway :)
How using Silverlight 5 SDK for silverlight 5 applications would help ?
Because we have been using silverlight 4 sdk for all applications till now .
Now people are upgrading to SL5 . I want to know is moving to silverlight 5 sdk worthwhile ,
because movement is very tedious job .
Thanks for your answer :)
Best you make up your own mind on whether you need any of these features:
What's new in Silverlight 5
If you do not need any of those features, then do not upgrade.
I would suggest that you start any new development in Silverlight 5, if only for the new binding-debugging feature.
Just about ready to move to LightSwitch Beta 2 and was wondering if anyone ran into any issues with installing Silverlight 5 Beta after that? Thanks.
There seems to be a common problem with the Toolkit because Microsoft hasn't released one specifically for Silverlight 5. That's all I've heard of though, if your toying around go ahead and try it, if you are doing something professionally I'd wait until the beta is over and they release.
I have some code which is in Silverlight 3. I am unable to move to SL4 at this time.
I would however like to use VS 2010 to do my SL 3 development... and SL4 development.
The idea of both runtimes coexisting on 1 machine i thought I heard Microsoft got
right this time in VS 2010.
is this correct?
if yes, then Where can I find the instructions how to set this up?
thanks for any help you can provide,
Sincerely,
J
Silverlight is not side-by-side. VS 2010 provides multi-targeting support for the full .NET framework, which is side-by-side, but NOT Silverlight.
There can only be one version of the Silverlight plugin and runtime on the machine.
That said, if you want to build code targeting one or the other, that is possible by checking in the Silverlight versions to your source enlistment. This post is a little outdated but provides an example for doing this for SL2 and SL3.
I installed silverlight 4 recently, but we still have legacy projects need to be tested on silverlight 3. Where can I get it?
Thanks!
Mike
The Silverlight 4 plugin will behave like the Silverlight 3 plugin when the XAP version indicates its built with Silverlight 3. This includes any bugs that Silverlight 3 had where the fixes for these bugs would break an existing Silverlight 3 app. This is known as "quirksmode" (sounds familiar).
Whilst it is probably best for belts and braces to test Silverlight 3 apps on the actual Silverlight 3 plugin you will probably find that the same problems will be picked up even if you are using the Silverlight 4 plugin.
Use google or that link.
Isn't this it? http://www.silverlight.net/getstarted/silverlight3/