I have a Silverlight 4 application and I cleverly name my apps by whatever color strikes me as appropriate to the project I am building. | It works for me. | My problem is that when I launch the application the solution/project name displays in the title/tab until the home page loads and then whatever I have set as my page title in my resx loads. It exhibits the same behavior on production as well as my development box, in-browser and out-of-browser.
I have poked around until I am crossed-eyed but cannot find a way to display a more appropriate title on initial load. This isn't a project killer by any means but an inconsistency that I find rather annoying.
You should be able to set the title of the page in the Title tag of the aspx file in your Web project.
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I have a website with some mobile formatting and whenever I use the hamburger menu in mobile view to go to links it states that the page does not exist.
Here is the source Code: https://github.com/jmccallister93/woodnwallflowers/tree/react-branch
Here is the gh-pages: https://jmccallister93.github.io/woodnwallflowers/
If you inspect and go to mobile view the links say the pages do not exist even though the href is pointing to the same URL.
I think the issue might be how I am pushing it to GH-Pages because it works when I am running from the source code.
I have a silverlight application with 2 pages, first is "animation" and second is "transformation"
first page works well, but second display nothing and i think the problem is: i don't have any transformation.xap. I only have have the animation.xap in my "clientBin" data for some reason
So here is my question: can i generate a .xap file for my transformation page so it can works?
Both pages are stored withing the same Silverlight application.
If you want to switch between pages you'll need to either:
Create another project that contains the transformation page and
redirect the browser to the page hosting it
Switch pages by setting the application's RootVisual to the page you want displayed
When I have the Development mode enabled for my profile, and I open a custom VisualForce page, the code-editing window/frame appears on the bottom of the screen.
Problem: for 7-8 months now, this window does not disappear when I am done with the custom VF page and go on to strandard pages. It's just sitting there, and displays the code for the original VF page. In addition to that, it's keeping the custom VF's URL up in the address bar of the browser, which interferes with other VF pages which take a use of the URL data.
I have submitted this as an issue to SF Support, who had pounded on it for months, and did not resolve.
Have you experienced this problem before, or know how to fix?
I've had this problem before and found the Development Mode toolbar at the bottom of pages particularly annoying. It doesn't work with some of the Firefox plugins that I use. So, I turned it off.
To edit a page without Development Mode turned on, go to Setup > Develop > Pages (or Apex Classes for controllers).
If you'd rather keep Development Mode on you may want to try updating your browser, or try using a different browser (Internet Explorer, Firefox, Chrome).
You can also use the url parameter
core.apexpages.devmode.url=1
in the address of any VF page to temporarily disable the development Mode toolbar.
I am totally to Silverlight and am Getting started. I finished the first of the Getting started series here and now seeing into HTML Bridge now over here. Visual Studio created a website for me when it created the new silverlight application. For the HTML bridge tutorial I created another silverlight page(Is this what i should create) and put some code into it.
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How do I embed this into a html page? ( I know how to do it using markup as well as javascript, I am confused as to how to get the application out of single xap file inside ClientBin directory)
With Silverlight you are dealing with a single plugin within a HTML page. That plugin is the single XAP file that the HTML page downloads.
Your Silverlight app may also have many pages, but its navigation is not the same as HTML navigation (it uses bookmark URLs to fool the browser into staying on the same page while it changes content). There is only the one HTML page involved.
Initially, just to test your new page, you can change the app.xaml.cs file to create your new Silverlight Page instead of RootVisual = new Main() etc. Long term you need one Silverlight application per separate plugin your require.
Update (from comments):
Pages in Silverlight are changed by substituting a visual element of the single main page with the contents of another Silverlight page.
You cannot simply replace the RootVisual (as that can only be set at startup).
Start with a new Navigation or Business application project to see the basics (navigation adds a lot of complexity, but once you see how it works it is pretty cool).
I am writing Silverlight 4 application with Navigation framework and MEF.
In my application each menu for navigation must load on MEF project and show it.
But there are some problems. First of all I can't navigate to page of other XAP(see David Polls post). To do that I need DynamicNavigation.dll and must create extra pages, which is not acceptable in my case. Other soluction can be found on davidezordan.net. This version is looks much better.
Second problem for me is that example works great if there is on additional XAP, but if I load 2 or more XAPs(by clicking on menus for navigation), I can't decide which page to show.
If 2 XAPs are loaded MEFModuleList contains 2 pages and I can't get any information about them to decide which page to show.
One solution is to hard code XAP name of each project in pages, which will be loaded to MEFModuleList by Attribute or other way, but it is not good solution.
Is there any other way to solve this problem?