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How to Use Crosslight to Hide TextField controls at runtime?
Posted: May 5, 2014 1:36 PM

Any updates?

How to Use Crosslight with ListViewModelBase or EditableListViewModelBase on Search
Posted: May 5, 2014 1:35 PM
Any updates?
How to Use Crosslight with ActionPresenter and ActivityPresenter
Posted: April 23, 2014 6:33 PM

What happens if the ActionPresenter closes after 500ms? Is 500ms an estimated value? How can you tell if the actionpresenter is closing or ActivityPresenter has closed for that matter? Why does ActivityPresenter close along with the ActionPresenter?

How to Use Crosslight to Hide TextField controls at runtime?
Posted: April 15, 2014 1:35 AM
Hi Nich,

Thanks for responding. Crosslight v2 is very promising, but is there a workaround to this issue? We were under the impression that these bindings should work as expected. Considering it's a common textfield control. But since it's a bug and the v2 release date has no specifics, we're hoping you could provide a temporary solution to this bug.

Thanks!
How to Use Crosslight to Hide TextField controls at runtime?
Posted: April 14, 2014 12:51 PM
Nothing?
How to Use Crosslight to bind Events to a Command
Posted: April 12, 2014 5:03 PM
Well, literally we are not getting a blank view. What we are getting is a non-responsive UI. Which means every data that is supposed to be in that view are gone. The commands that are bound to that view are no longer working. Well, you can keep clicking them but nothing happens.

We are not dispoing anything from the view. And yes, the refresh is being called from the ViewModel and not from the UI. All seemed to be working without calling any methods from the ViewModel property of the UI.
How to Use Crosslight to bind Events to a Command
Posted: April 10, 2014 1:12 AM

Hi Nich,


We already tried that approach, preparing methods from within viewmodel. But there's a weird behavior wherein the ViewModel property becomes null after invoking a viewmodel's method. This causes the TableView to become empty and bindings are no longer working. Here's the scenario:

  1. Once the main view has loaded, the modal form gets called from within the view using ViewModel.ShowActivation(). 
  2. The modal gets closed then the main view's table will be refreshed. 
  3. Once you click an item from the table view, it will navigate to the next screen. 
  4. Now, one you go back to the main view, the ViewModel is null.

Crosslight runtime license issue
Posted: April 9, 2014 12:05 AM
I think you can try and email intersoft to just send you the file instead. Otherwise, they need to figure this out since this is a paid service.

Good luck! 
Crosslight runtime license issue
Posted: April 8, 2014 6:23 PM
Duplicated due to error when submitting.
Crosslight runtime license issue
Posted: April 8, 2014 6:23 PM
Hi Steve,

I'm not sure if I can help you with this, but try to follow these steps:

1.) Login to your account and go to to your profile.
2.) Click on the licenses tab, this is where you'll find the runtime license. (SEE SCREENSHOT BELOW) The download license looks disabled due to its color, but it's actually enabled.


3.) Once you downloaded your license in xml file. Open it, and copy the content.
4.) Find the AssemblyInfo.cs from your device project (it should be located under Properties folder) and paste the xml content there. See sample below.

[assembly: IntersoftLicense("<License><Id>your account id goes here</Id><Type>Subscription</Type><LicensedProducts><Product Name=\"Crosslight\" Version=\"1\" /></LicensedProducts><Customer><Name>Your name goes here</Name><Email>Your email goes here</Email><Company>Your company name goes here</Company></Customer><Signature>And of course your signature ID</Signature></License>")]

NOTE: It should be placed in one line. So use backslashes to escape those double quotes since it's a string value.


HOPE THAT HELPS!!! CHEERS!!!

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