When at Windows phone application you'd like to define resource programmatically, you should this way:
myBorder.BorderBrush = (SolidColorBrush)App.Current.Resources["PhoneAccentBrush"],
8/18/10
WrapperPanel for Windows Phone 7
The Silverlight Toolkit has a great WrapPanel. BUT it's 160 Kb and when you don't need all controls but 1 it's too "expensive".
Sources of WrapperPanel under public license by MS could be found there. With DockPanel when you need it.
Sources of WrapperPanel under public license by MS could be found there. With DockPanel when you need it.
8/14/10
Windows Phone 7 Emulator Hotkeys
F1 = Back
F2 = Windows
F3 = Search
F7 = Camera
F9 = Vol +
F10 = Vol -
F11 = Bluetooth headset button. This plays/pauses music as well.
And all of these require the focus to be on the screen, not the buttons. (You'll see a thin blue line around the screen when it's in focus.)
F2 = Windows
F3 = Search
F7 = Camera
F9 = Vol +
F10 = Vol -
F11 = Bluetooth headset button. This plays/pauses music as well.
And all of these require the focus to be on the screen, not the buttons. (You'll see a thin blue line around the screen when it's in focus.)
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