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Hi, Thanks for your message. We use the .NetStandard 2.0 library so that it also works in the Simulator, which is currently made in WPF. The Simulator is a powerful tool that lets you debug your OpenSilver application using the full featured .NET Framework debugging tools of Visual Studio. OpenSilve...

Hi, Yes, DevExpress for Silverlight support is on our roadmap. At the moment we are working on the DevExtreme (JavaScript) library support, and a demo of the DevExtreme DataGrid control will be available shorty. Please note that it is possible to accelerate the development by contributing to the eff...

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Yes, at the moment the best place to discuss OpenSilver is on these forums and on GitHub. We are going to create a sub-forum dedicated to OpenSilver soon.
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It looks like it's due to the path of your solution containing unrecognized characters or being too long.

Could you please try moving your solution folder to something simple like C:/MyProject and removing any non-ASCII characters ?

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Hello everyone, We are pleased to announce that the "1.0.0-alpha-002" version of OpenSilver is now available for download! You can download it from the website at: OpenSilver.NET Please report any issues ASAP so that we can fix them in time for the official launch. Thank you Regards The CS...

Now fixed. Thanks.

Thanks! That's because we have just moved the code in GitHub. The "View Source" is also broken. We are going to fix it asap!

Dear CSHTML5 forum members, We are glad to announce an early access to the first Technology Preview of OpenSilver, the WebAssembly-based alternative to CSHTML5! Although the Technology Preview will only be officially announced on March 9, 2020, here is a private download link just for the CSHTML5 co...

We have just fixed this issue. Please expect the fix to be available in the very next version of the NuGet package (alpha58-078). Thanks

Thanks for reporting this issue. We are going to review all the changes between 074 and 075 and keep you updated asap.

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CSHTML5 generates HTML and JavaScript files. Uno generates WebAssembly files. By the way, we are also going to soon release a product that generates WebAssembly files. It is going to exist in parallel to CSHTML5 (each has its advantages and drawbacks). Please be sure to keep an eye on the "Anno...

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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