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HOTFIX: If you have any troubles compiling to JavaScript with the "Silverlight Migration Edition", please download the following hotfix: CSHTML5_v1_2_4_Hotfix_2019_12_05.zip To use it: 1. close visual studio 2. extract the ZIP 3. copy the extracted files into the 2 following folders: C:\P...

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Could you please check the option "Pause on caught exceptions" as shown on the following page: http://www.cshtml5.com/documentation/tips-for-debugging.aspx#javascript and then, when the exception is raised, move up the call stack until you arrive in the code of "CSHTML5.js". Ther...

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Here is the correct JSFiddle link:
http://jsfiddle.net/ostapische/AkqP4/

Hi, CSHTML5 uses the "onresize" event of the JS "window" class, as shown at line 145 of the "Window.cs" class: https://github.com/cshtml5/CSHTML5/blob/master/src/CSHTML5.Runtime/Windows.UI.Xaml/Window.cs Could you please test the following JSFiddle and report whether th...

Hi, You can do that in may ways, but some manual coding is required. One way is to register the PointerPressed, PointerMove, and PointerReleased events and add segments to a Path control to draw. You can re-use some of the code from the "Drag and Drop" demo in the Showcase app, located at:...

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Adding to the following line to the <header> section of the file "index.html" should do the job:


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Yes, you can go Full Screen via the following code:


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Hi, Yes, this is possible. 1. First you need to have the native HTML element ready. To do so, you can put a <div> in the file index.html, or you can use the HtmlPresenter control, as documented at: http://www.cshtml5.com/links/how-to-use-the-htmlpresenter.aspx If you use the HtmlPresenter, you need ...

Thanks. We are going to look into this. By the way, the replacement for the deprecated method "CSharpXamlForHtml5.DomManagement.GetDomElementFromControl" is "CSHTML5.Interop.GetDiv(control)". You can make changes to the CSHTML5 code base and reference it from your project. Feel f...

Yes, the recommended approach is indeed to find the source code and copy/paste it into new projects of type "CSHTML5 Class Library" (or "(Migration Edition) Class Library" if you would like to use the Silverlight/WPF namespaces rather than the UWP ones).

Hi, A lot of the "interactivity" source code is now available on GitHub (MIT License) at: https://github.com/jlaanstra/Windows.UI.Interactivity/tree/master/Windows.UI.Interactivity We are working to port some of the code to CSHTML5. What classes in particular do you need the most? Thanks R...

There must be an issue with the deployment. Could you please share the URL to te est your app? I will let you know if I see any issues with the deployment. As for the question about the password, you shouldn't store the password in the client application. For example, if you need to connect to a dat...

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Nice! Can you please tell us more about that alternative? I'm very curious about it.

Hi KenX and welcome to the forum. Thanks for your compliments about CSHTML5. The issue is due to the fact that we currently do not support complex property paths defined in C# (such as new PropertyPath("(UIElement.RenderTransform).(CompositeTransform.TranslateX)"). You can see in the code ...

Dear CSHTML5 users, The version 1.2.4 of CSHTML5 is now available for download! It contains the same bug fixes and improvements that have been recently introduced in v2.0 Preview 0.6, except that it is still based on the v1.x architecture (ie. it uses the JSIL underlying technology instead of Bridge...

Dear CSHTML5 users, We are excited to inform you that the fifth public Preview release of CSHTML5 2.0 - now powered by Bridge.NET - is available for download! IMPORTANT: Before updating any of your existing v1.x projects to v2.x, be sure to make a backup copy first. After updating, please be sure to...

The pull request has just been merged. The fix is now available on NuGet.org (version "2.0.0-alpha48-067").

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Thanks. Please create a GutHub account, then create a fork of the CSHTML5 repository by clicking the "fork" button on GitHub, then clone the fork on your local computer, make the change, commit and push, and the create a Pull Request by following the tutorial at: https://help.github.com/en...