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We have an application made in WPF were the main page has the "topmost" property set to true. It is a business requirement that this app runs on top of each others.
When running it alone it works as expected.
When running it in combination with a Task Manager as "Allways on top" set with focus on WPF app still fine.
Once you switch from the WPF app to focus the Task Manager, the WPF goes behind Task Manager (would expect that as well)
But, when you switch to another after that operation (an open Excel sheet for example), the WPF app disappears behind the Excel.
This is only after updgrade to Windows 7. On XP worked just fine.
Any idea would be welcome.
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So 2 apps set to "Always On Top" negate each other or is it just after you open Task Manager. Does Task Manager also get demoted or just your WPF. I suspect you are running up against some undocumented feature on the Task Manager - like that never happens!
Never underestimate the power of human stupidity
RAH
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I open Task Manager (the WPF is always running). Task manager remains on top, WPF doesn't. Strange thing that on XP it worked..
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I just tried this on Windows7 with a WPF app and it stays on top all the time, regardless of whether Task manager is running.
Use the best guess
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Looks like a strange internal policy we have on the new Windows 7 images. Probably it allows just one app to stay on top. Looking with System Admins now.
Thanks for trying.
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I am new in silverlight and I know how to add 1 object of silverlight which is from mainpage.xaml to aspx pages but for example if I have another xaml like mypage.xaml and I want to add both xaml to the page what should I do?
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When you add a SL page to an aspx (or any web page for that matter) you are adding the Silverlight runtime object. You never inline the xaml page itself (unless, of course, you want to show the xaml). The SL runtime object embeds just like any other active object... flash for example... but you pass in the URL of the xap the object should load.
If you want two SL apps on a page, just add a second SL runtime object to the page and point it to a 2nd xap.
If you want two pages in your one SL app, you need to look up page navigation in Silverlight. That is an SL function... not an aspx issue.
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Using WPF, I have a datagrid, databound to a observable collection/collectionviewsource.
Say my grid has only 1 column ("NAME").
How can I make sure I only populate the grid with NO duplications.
I've looked at multivalue converters... validationRules.
Either way, I don't know how to display values with no duplications.
Any assistance would be GREATLY appreciated.
Thanks
<DataGrid.Columns>
<DataGridTextColumn Header="Market">
<DataGridTextColumn.Binding>
<MultiBinding Converter="{StaticResource ResourceKey=myConverter}">
<Binding Path="tMarketName" UpdateSourceTrigger="PropertyChanged">
<Binding.ValidationRules>
<local:UniqueNameValidation CurrentCollection="{StaticResource ResourceKey=ViewSource}"/>
</Binding.ValidationRules>
</Binding>
<Binding RelativeSource="{RelativeSource Mode=FindAncestor, AncestorType={x:Type DataGrid}, AncestorLevel=1}"/>
<Binding Path="."/>
<Binding Source="{StaticResource ResourceKey=MyData}"/>
</MultiBinding>
</DataGridTextColumn.Binding>
</DataGridTextColumn>
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Consider changing your presentation style to include a group! You would then be using a control as designed rather than trying to hack it into a custom layout.
Group name data data data
data data data
data data data
Group name data data data
to
Group name
data data data
data data data
data data data
Group name
data data data
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RAH
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what do you think about taking my original xml source... running LINQ to yield certain results.. then binding to those results?
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i want rowheight 25
i can increase row height but is not perfectly
how can i increase perfectly?
img link - > [Like this]
<Setter Property="RowHeight" Value="25" />
plz....
modified 23-Jul-13 4:58am.
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I dont think you can set the number of pixels in WPF or Silverlight, but you can set the height in cm and in etc.
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my explanation is wrong.
trans 1
The contents of the row in, some to keep still, even if you specify the height
trans 2
Specifying the height of the row in the content still there
english very hard
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I think you can go to 1 decimal place in the xaml settings, fails on 2 decimal places!
<setter property="RowHeight" value="25.3">
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RAH
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I have a datagrid in which i used textbox in one cell and combobox in editing of that cell.
m wanna tht as i write something in that textbox combobox will show the related contents from database .
can anyone tell me how to do it
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Use textbox's TextChanged event for this.
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Seem the problem is related as mine, perhaps I have a problem on my Combobox. I cannot get the value from database according to the data i choose.
example of my database:
Column "Planing" are my combobox.
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Is it possible to use handler files in Silverlight.
If yes, please suggest how.
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I honestly don't know but googling for ashx files silverlight[^] I found this[^] which might be useful for you. Since it's in codeplex you can download the code and look at how they implemented it.
From the homepage:
Codeplex: HSS Interlink™, a File Upload and Download management and control suite for ASP.NET, HTML/JS, MVC 3/4, Silveright 5, .NET 4.0 and Windows Azure Blob Storage
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That's not what he asked
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Thanks Emmanuel. I will check it because it is also using some handler.
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We use handler files for handling HTTP requests in ASP.NET. Silverlight is a RIA framework, it's completely unrelated to APS.NET and thus no ASP.NET technology is present in it.
If you're asking about posting to a handler (.ashx address) you can do that with a HttpRequest, the same way as you would do with any other server.
Good Luck!
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Thanks Amitosh. Yes, agreed.
But the launching page and request/response processing is through Asp.Net only for Silverlight apps. Therefore only at client side SL comes into picture but for server side it is Asp.Net, which takes for all the processing.
So, my question is can I call a handler file from a SL screen (Xaml.cs or viewModel)?
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You do it by sending a request through the HttpRequest class to the handler url and passing url parameters and/or custom HTTP headers.
This MSDN Page explains a lot.[^]
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