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Silverlight - Save Web Page

By Yildirim Kocdag

Saving the silverlight based web control to the database.

ASP.NET, Visual Studio (VS2008, Visual Studio), XAML

Posted: 15 Apr 2008
Updated: 15 Apr 2008
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About The Project

The project is about a simple silverlight based web form and saving it to the database. The form elements are name and surname textboxes and save button. After the textboxes filled the save button of silverlight control should be inserting the record to database. The save button will call a javascript function which will save the form information to the database.

Code

XAML code of the control is not too complicated.

One pivotal point in the project is calling the javascript function from silverlight click event.

Save function is HTTPRequest based Ajax Method.

Don't Forget

Please do not forget to change the connection string of Project.

License

This article, along with any associated source code and files, is licensed under The Code Project Open License (CPOL)

About the Author

Yildirim Kocdag

Yildirim Kocdag is a MSc.BSc.Computer Engineer from Istanbul. He is working as a .NET consultant. Currently using c#, vb.net, asp.net, javascript, SQL and Oracle. His Favourite areas in Computer Science are Compilers, Expert Systems, Digital Image Processing, AI and Extreme Programming.
ykocdag@yahoo.com

Occupation:	Web Developer
Location:	Turkey

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