Silverlight bug

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Peter Morris

I found a bug in Silverlight that makes the entire page become invisible,
the exact same code works perfectly in WPF. Can anyone tell me what to do
with the example project I created that demonstrates the bug? I wrote to
Jesse Liberty to ask him what to do with it but he doesn't seem to think my
query was worth replying to.


Pete
 
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Peter Morris

Calling people out and taking a crack at them..isn't going to make anyone
more apt to answer your question,

I'd have thought that a 100% reproducible bug that makes the entire page
vanish would have been motivation enough for anyone interested in SL to tell
me how to report the bug. I wanted to mention that I had already asked
Jesse Liberty in case anyone suggested "Jesse Liberty would know" and yes, I
am annoyed that he didn't bother replying, I think it is quite rude.

"you can catch more flies with honey than with vinegar ".

Here is the explanation:
http://www.cambiaresearch.com/ClicheWeb/Cliche_Details.aspx?id=2965

I didn't need the lesson, but thanks.

You see? Now if I ever post a question, you'll be very unlikely to help
me.

You are entirely incorrect.
01: If I see a question I can answer and have time to answer it I will.
02: I don't bother to look at who asked the question.
03: I am far too absent minded to recall such a minor incident.


The most important part of my post remains relevant though, how do I go
about reporting a critical bug?



Pete
 
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Christopher Ireland

sloan,
"you can catch more flies with honey than with vinegar ".

Depends on the fly <g>.

Can't beat white vinegar for those small, annoying fruit flies <gg>.

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Thank you,

Christopher Ireland

"The question of whether machines can think is about as relevant as the
question of whether submarines can swim."
Edsger Wybe Dijkstra
 

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