By Michael Washington on 3/3/2009 5:18 AM

I am at the Microsoft MVP Summit. Mohammad Azam interviewed me for his site High on Coding about SilverlightDesktop.

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By Michael Washington on 12/31/2008 8:38 AM

For the next release we plan to implement the "Cool Menu" from: http://silverlightcontrib.org/demo...

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By Michael Washington on 11/28/2008 10:27 AM

This version contains these features:

• Allows you to drag text elements from the WhoAmI module and drop them on the Notepad module and have the Notepad module import the contents
• SilverlightPassword now contains letters and numbers and various lengths
• Prevents user from dragging window past the top or the left hand side
• Highlights the DragBar of the window being dragged

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By Michael Washington on 11/27/2008 7:09 PM

 Drag and Drop from one SIlverlightDesktop module to another has finally been checked in.

Currently the Drag and Drop allows you to drag text elements from the WhoAmI module and drop them on the Notepad module and have the Notepad module import the contents.

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By Michael Washington on 11/26/2008 8:53 PM

SilverlightNotepad 03.00.00 will now be part of the Core

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By Michael Washington on 11/26/2008 8:49 PM

We recently checked in code to prevent a user from dragging a window past the top or the left of the desktop.

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By Michael Washington on 11/16/2008 4:10 PM

We just checked in code to make a password composed of letters and numbers and the password is now of varying length.

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By Michael Washington on 10/18/2008 5:12 AM

 We have finally completed updating SilverlightDesktop.net to the release version of Silverlight 2.

It took longer than we we thought it would because there was a JavaScript error when we first did the upgrade on our test server...

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By Michael Washington on 9/5/2008 5:42 AM

SilverlightDesktop for DotNetNuke has been released. This version of SilverlightDesktop uses the exact same Silverlight core project as the stand-alone version of SilverlightDesktop.net.

Each instance of SilverlightDesktop has it's own Settings.

Settings provide the option to display the normal SilverlightDesktop interface or a single module by selecting it in the AutoLoad drop-down.

Portal administrators are provided endless configuration possibilities.

• You can see the features of SilverlightDesktop at this link< ... Read More »

By Michael Washington on 8/31/2008 7:47 PM

The default location that Visual Studio builds the .xap file to is ClientBin. If you want the .xap file to build into another directory you can easily change this.

In the DotNetNuke version of SilverlightDesktop the .xap needs to reside in the DesktopModules\SilverlightDesktop\ClientBin\ directory.

To change the default location we right-click on the root of the DotNetNuke website and select Property Pages. When the Property Pages box comes up, we s ... Read More »