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Burl

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03/13/2008 1:04 PM
I've created a vb version of the silverlight module for dnn 4.8.1 and couldn't get it to render, no build errors and the viewsource on the page looks correct as far as I can tell. I tried the C# version as well and no joy. Installed the Silverlight 2.0 version and that works. Can these two version work together on dnn 4.8.1? I would like to get the CodePlex SlideShow working in dnn 4.8.1 but need to get these two samples working first before I try that. Thanks, Burl

Michael Washington (admin) User is Offline

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03/13/2008 1:21 PM
When you say you created a VB version of the Silverlight module, which module do you mean?

Burl

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03/13/2008 1:25 PM
The C# sample here StartHere on the samples page. Thanks, Burl

Michael Washington (admin) User is Offline

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03/13/2008 1:29 PM
ahh yes that is a JavaScript module so there is no way to really make a "VB version" of it. The problem is I have not posted any source code for the Silverlight 2.0 module. I am working on a tutorial and I will post code in about 3-4 weeks.

Burl

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03/13/2008 1:44 PM
Ok, I can deal with C# in that case, but for some reason the Silverlight javascript project type doesn't show up in Blend 2 or 2.5, I've switched between vb and C# project types and no joy.........an I missing something? It's driving me nuts, and it's a short drive....:crazy: Thanks for the quick replies, learned alot from some MS live meeting cast you did on these samples... Burl

Michael Washington (admin) User is Offline

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03/13/2008 2:23 PM
Thanks. Yeah you have to copy and paste the XAML. You can't just open the DotNetNuke project in Blend. At least I haven't figured out a way to make it work.

Michael Washington (admin) User is Offline

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03/16/2008 5:37 PM
Well I have found that I can open the DotNetNuke project and add a "Silverlight Link" project. I can then open that project in Expression Blend. I can then switch back and forth and they keep in sync. when I build the Silverlight project it puts the .xap file in DotNetNuke. This works great.

Burl

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03/16/2008 6:49 PM
Cool, just found that Silverlight Link, is that part of Visual Studio 2008 or DNN? Have to play with that... Thanks, Burl

Michael Washington (admin) User is Offline

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03/16/2008 7:11 PM
It is part of Visual Studio 2008 when you install the Silverlight Tools for VS2008

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