In Silverlight 4, we have keyboard support. In this article we will explore about it.
Introduction In Silverlight 4, we have keyboard support. In this article we will explore about it. Creating Silverlight Project Fire up Visual Studio 2010 and create a new Silverlight Application Project. Name it as FullScreenSupportSample. Let's make it as User login screen, so we need a TextBox and a Passwordbox. And have button that would make the Toggle between Fullscreen On/Off. The following is the design for it. Let's write code for FullScreen on or off. Let's test the application. Yes, we are able to switch to FullScreen and Normal mode. But still we cannot have the keyboard input in the respective TextBox or PasswordBox. The keyboard support for FullScreen is only given to Trusted Application. That means the application should run in out-of-browser mode. Let's do that. And the settings ofcourse. As you see in above figure, we need to check the elevated trust when running in outside the browser. Let's have some message when user logs in. Now run the application and install the application. Press install to install the application. Go to fullscreen mode and you would be able to use the Keyboard inputs. Hope this article helps.
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