I have an MVC 3 app that I created an ASPX view with a Site.Master that hosts a silverlight app. I have to build some initparams to pass into the silverlight app so I have some C# sharp script that I put into the site.master page along with the javascript.
When I access the page I get an error, "The name 'BuildInitParams' does not exist in the current context". It seems it cannot find the script. Below is my code for both the master page and the aspx page. I've tried moving the script into the aspx page itself but got a totally different error that time.
Is there anything special I need to do to host a Silverlight app inside an MVC app? Does anyone have any sample code or is it pretty much the same as with and aspx page? I tried it but I was never able to see my app so I may be missing something.
i have develop my silver light application using asp.net and i want to deploy it , i am using vs 2010 and planing to use vsweb deployment project 2010 for beta
When I create a default silverlight application in VS2010, I get a silverlight user control and a web site that hosts it. The object tag in the apsx page that hosts the silverlight object has its width and height set to 100%. The silverlight user control takes up all the broswer window and it also grows and shrinks properly as the browser is resized. Perfect.
If I add a master page and child page, in the child page I copy the object tag, still set at 100% height, the rendered page does not expand to fill the browser window/ I can set the object tag height to, say, 600, and it now is static at 600, but I want it to be dynamic just like when it was not hosted on a master page.
I do not believe this to be a silverlight issue, but rather a content placeholder sizing issue. I have tried a lot of diffferent ways to set the height, but nothing I do allows me to make the child page hosted object size itself based on the browser window,
Is it possile to get this to work or is this a consequence of using master pages? I can post sample code demonstrating this if needed.
EDIT: I was able to use a javascript function on window.onload to get the browser height and set the div height that contains the object tag, this works but is not dynamic. I would like it to be dynamic like the non-master page hosted object is.
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There are different pages to reuse the same partial view, for example I may have following scenarios:
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