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- How do I install Silverlight now that it has been discontinued?
I have a database application (developed with Visual Studio Lightswitch) which runs Silverlight I need to install the Lightswitch runtime and Silverlight on a Windows 10 computer but I get an err
- You need to install the latest silverlight developer runtime before . . .
0 In order to always find the latest update install files for Silverlight Developer Runtime (especially the 64-bit version), you can go to the following link: Microsoft Silverlight Release History On this page, click the link for the most current release (typically the first link under Silverlight 5)
- silverlight - Future of PivotViewer control and HTML 5 equivalent . . .
As Silverlight's future seems to be quite unsure, does anybody know if the PivotViewer control will still be maintained and updated? I wish to develop an application based on this amazing control
- Where to download Silverlight Developer Runtime nowadays?
After the retirement of Silverlight, I am finding a hard time finding the Silverlight Developer Runtime for download I need to set up a dev environment to compile a Silverlight 5 app with VS 2015
- How to clear the image cache in a Silverlight desktop application
It seems as though Silverlight has a local image cache that it uses for the images, even across multiple instantiations of the application If I update an image on the HTTP server, I would like the updated image to be displayed in the Silverlight application, rather than the version of the image stored in the Silverlight image cache
- MSBuild command-line error - Silverlight 4 SDK is not installed
0 If setting build to X86 and reinstalling Silverlight SDK 4 was not helpful: If you are using VS2013 on the build server, check if Windows Phone SDK is installed I had to go run VS2013 installer, click change button and install windows phone sdk Or try to install windows phone sdk to be able to build windows phone solutions
- Where can I get the Silverlight Developer Runtime for Silverlight 4?
The Silveright 5 Developer Runtime is available within the Microsoft® Silverlight® 5 Tools for Visual Studio® 2010 SP1 It is listed under the Details section on that page
- Finding Silverlight version Installation Folder programmatically
Silverlight runtime is a CLR, as such any NET code running within it can use any standard method available to it In this case, System Environment Version is used to get the version of the CLR that the executing code is presently running within, if you use this from within a silverlight application you will get the silverlight version running
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