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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").

Thank you for your contribution!

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...

Thanks TaterJuice. Can you please try appending ?2019.09.25 (or anything else that is different from the previous release - I recommend using the date of the release) to the URL instead of hard refreshing? This is supposed to force a refresh. If this technique works fine, you can put a redirection t...

Can you tell us how to implement this fix in the current public release of v1.2.3? The fix is not supposed to be needed for versions 1.x because caching works in a different way. If you are experimenting caching issues with v1.2.3, I suspect some settings may need to be modified in the server confi...

Black-Byte wrote:could you please post the Changlog from this to 2.0.0-alpha45-063 ?

Sure. We are going to release Preview 0.6 very soon with the full changelog.

Thanks.

Is there any way you can share the change or help me implement your fix myself, so I can make my own release before you release 1.2.4? Sorry for the delay. Sure. Here is how to patch: Please open the file "JSIL.Browser.js" and replace the following line: if (typeof (localStorage) !== &quo...

Hi, Instead of clicking "Browse..." to select the projects to migrate, please try doing the following: 1. Open your original Silverlight solution (with Visual Studio 2012, 2013 or 2015) 2. Launch the Silverlight Migration Wizard from there. You should see the projects in the list without h...

Hi,

We have fixed the RadioButton issue. Please expect the fix to be available in the very next build.

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Very interesting indeed. Thanks a lot for the link.

Hi,

This issue has been fixed in CSHTML5 version 2.0.0-alpha43-061, which is now available on NuGet.

The version 1.2.4 will be released asap, but we still have a few regressions to fix, because we are attempting to maintain both v1.x and 2.x with the same codebase.

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Hi,

The fix is now available on NuGet (please update your CSHTML5 NuGet reference to version "2.0.0-alpha43-061")

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