Forums - CSHTML5

Hello,

Thanks a lot for the contribution!

We have just added it to the upcoming Beta 5.

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JS-Support

Dear forum members, Some users are encountering issues with XAML intellisense in C#/XAML for HTML5 Beta 4. We are wondering how many of you are affected by those issues. We would really appreciate if you could participate to this poll by voting for one of the available options. In case you are wonde...

Hello, Thanks a lot for the contribution! In order for us to keep track of the changes and cover them with unit tests, may I ask you an example of C# line of code that causes the exception? In fact, I have tested several different array initialization syntax with the following code but I am unable t...

Hi, There is an issue with the Beta 4 when you set the DataGrid "ItemsSource" while the DataGrid is already in the visual tree (this issue is supposed to be fixed in the upcoming Beta 5). To workaround this issue, you need to move the code that sets the DataGrid "ItemsSource" pro...

Hello again,

To ensure that your issue is properly fixed in the upcoming Beta 5, can you please post here the portion of your XAML code that doesn't work as expected, so that we can test it?

Thank you.

Regards,
JS-Support

Hello, The issue happens when multiple UI elements are contained inside a single Grid cell. In this case, the element that has the higher ZOrder takes all the mouse events. A workaround is to place only one element in each Grid cell. You can add columns and rows to ensure that the button has no othe...

Thanks CyborgDE for reporting this. We have also experienced issues with the methods of the XmlReader class when translated to JS. We are going to work on them. I will keep you updated of the progress.

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JS-Support

Thanks a lot Uwe for reporting this. It seems to be an error related to JSIL and/or Mono.Cecil. We are going to look into it and keep you updated.

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JS-Support

Hello,

Thanks for reporting this issue. We have taken note of it and are going to work on it. I will keep you updated of the progress.

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JS-Support

Hello peraca and welcome to the forums.

Can you please send us your test VS project including the "bin" output folder?

To do so, you can either attach it to this thread, or you can send it to: support@cshtml5.com

Thanks a lots,

Regards,
JS-Support

Hello,

Thanks for reporting this issue. It will be fixed in Beta 5, expected before the end of September.

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JS-Support

Hello, At the moment there is no runtime built-in support for turning strings containing XAML code into instances of UI elements. XAML parsing is currently done by the compiler. However, it is possible to dynamically create new instances of UI elements via C# code (such as "border.Child = new B...

Thanks for reporting this issue. We are going to investigate it.

I will keep you updated as soon as possible.

Regards,
JS-Support

Thanks a lot for the info.

Hi and welcome to the forums.

Thanks a lot for reporting this issue. We were successfully able to reproduce it. We are going to fix it in a future release, hopefully in the Beta 6 (Beta 5 is expected for September).

I will keep you updated when the issue is fixed.

Regards,
JS-Support

Hello,

Thanks a lot for reporting this issue.

I have added it to our backlog. We are going to fix it asap.

Regards,
JS-Support

Hello, Not directly, but you can implement the missing function in C# using an empty CSHTML5 project, then look at the generated JS code (in the "Output" directory), and then copy/paste that generated code into the JS libraries. You will need to modify the methods signature to match the st...

Hi Uwe, Here is what you can do with the current Beta 4 to implement missing .NET Mscorlib features: 1) Modify your ".CSPROJ" file and add the following line: <IgnoreUnsupportedMethodsErrors>True</IgnoreUnsupportedMethodsErrors> This will stop the compiler from complaining about non-implem...

Hello, Thanks for your message and welcome to the forums. At the moment you can only create workarounds like the static function that you mentioned, and change the calling code to call that function instead. In a few months (late 2015 or early 2016) we are going to open up development so that anyone...

Thanks. It is a Pro feature. On the website it is currently written "Coming soon: Extensibility: embed JavaScript in C#, embed HTML in XAML" under the "Pro" section, but it will be made more obvious in a future beta when the feature will be fully supported.