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  1. Support for Visual Studio 2017

    Visual Studio has been out for a while now and the forum have said there would be support in Visual Studio 2017 but nothing has happened yet and it has been over a month since even the CSHTML5 team said it would be available.

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  2. Make the ChildWindow draggable

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  3. Image Source 

                    <Image x:Name="Img1" Source="Images/img1.jpg"  />

    it doesn't work and give me message

    Current version only supports absolute URIs that start with http:// or https:// or that are in the form of \"ms-appx:///AssemblyName/Folder/FileName\" or \"/AssemblyName;component/Folder/FileName\" - Try adding ms-appx:///YourAssemblyName/ to the beginning of your path."}

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    completed  ·  AdminJS-Support (CSHTML5 Support, cshtml5) responded

    Hi,

    We are pleased to inform you that it is now possible to specify relative paths in in XAML.

    You can download the latest version of C#/XAML for HTML5 (aka CSHTML5) from:

    http://forums.cshtml5.com/viewforum.php?f=6

    By the way, the latest version adds support for VS 2017 as well.

    You can send feedback by posting on the forums or by sending an email to support@cshtml5.com

    Your UserVoice votes have been given back to you. You can use them to vote for other features on http://cshtml5.uservoice.com

    Thank you for your valuable feedback!

    Regards,
    The CSHTML5 Team

  4. Support for ComboBox.Itemssource

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    completed  ·  AdminJS-Support (CSHTML5 Support, cshtml5) responded

    We are pleased to inform you that this feature is now available in the Beta 10!

    Please note that, if you want to set an ItemTemplate, you first need to set the UseNativeComboBox property to “False”, like this:

    You can learn more about the Beta 10 at:

    http://www.cshtml5.com/links/beta10-released.html

    Your votes have been given back to you. You can now use them to vote for other features at http://cshtml5.uservoice.com

    Thank you for your valuable feedback.

  5. ObservableCollection<T> Class support

    Would be great to get the ListBox updated when the ItemsSource is set to an ObservableCollection<T> and the Collection is manipulated in any way

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    completed  ·  AdminJS-Support (CSHTML5 Support, cshtml5) responded

    We are pleased to inform you that this feature is already implemented in C#/XAML for HTML5.

    To test it, create a ListBox named ListBox1 in XAML, create an ObservableCollection named _obs1 in C#, set ListBox1.ItemsSource = _obs; then call _obs1.Add(“test1”); _obs1.Add(“test2”); You will notice that the items appear in the ListBox.

    If you encounter any issues, please report them at: support@cshtml5.com

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  6. Tooltip on Controls

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  7. DoubleAnimation

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  8. Support for RowSpan and ColumnSpan in Grid

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    completed  ·  AdminJS-Support (CSHTML5 Support, cshtml5) responded

    We are pleased to inform you that RowSpan and ColumnSpan are now available in CSHTML5!

    (Note: they do not work well in the Simulator yet – we are working on it -, but they do work in the web browser)

    By the way, you may be interested to know that CSHTML5 Beta 11.19 now supports Visual Studio 2017. Please let us know asap if you find any issues with VS 2017.

    You can download the latest build of CSHTML5 from:

    http://forums.cshtml5.com/viewforum.php?f=6

    You can send feedback by posting on the forums or by sending an email to support@cshtml5.com

    Your UserVoice votes have been given back to you, so you can use them again to vote for other features at http://cshtml5.uservoice.com

    Thank you for your valuable feedback!

  9. MemberInfo.GetCustomAttributes

    Need this implemented for accessing metadata attributes using reflection

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  10. Linq support: GroupBy

    Please implement Linq.GroupBy.

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  11. SignalR support

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    completed  ·  AdminJS-Support (CSHTML5 Support, cshtml5) responded

    We are pleased to announce that SignalR support is now available in CSHTML5!

    You can download it from:

    http://forums.cshtml5.com/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=8121

    For feedback, please post on the forums or send an email to support@cshtml5.com

    Now that this feature has been implemented, your UserVoice votes have been given back to you, so you can use them again to vote for other features at http://cshtml5.uservoice.com

    Thank you for your valuable feedback.

  12. Linq support: Distinct

    Please implement Linq.Distinct

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  13. BitmapImage.Setsource()

    To convert Picture ByteArray to Image source:

       BitmapImage bmi= new BitmapImage();
   MemoryStream ms = new MemoryStream(PictureBytes);
   bmi.SetSource(ms);
   Image.Source = bmi;
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    completed  ·  AdminJS-Support (CSHTML5 Support, cshtml5) responded

    Hi,

    We are pleased to inform you that the feature that you have voted for on UserVoice (BitmapImage.Setsource()) is now available in C#/XAML for HTML5 (CSHTML5)! You will find sample source code at the following URL:

    http://forums.cshtml5.com/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=1485

    You can download the latest stable version of the product from:

    http://cshtml5.com/download.aspx

    Please feel free to send feedback by posting on the forums (forums.cshtml5.com) or by sending an email to support@cshtml5.com

    Your UserVoice votes have been given back to you. You can use them to vote for other features on http://cshtml5.uservoice.com

    Thank you for your valuable feedback!

    Regards,
    The CSHTML5 Team

  14. DockPanel

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    completed  ·  AdminJS-Support (CSHTML5 Support, cshtml5) responded

    We are pleased to inform you that the DockPanel control is now available in CSHTML5!

    (Note: it doesn’t work perfectly in the Simulator yet – we are working on it -, but it works properly in the web browser!)

    We have also implemented Grid.RowSpan and Grid.ColumnSpan, as well as Visual Studio 2017 support (Please let us know asap if you find any issues with VS 2017)

    You can download the latest build of CSHTML5 from:

    http://forums.cshtml5.com/viewforum.php?f=6

    You can send feedback by posting on the forums or by sending an email to support@cshtml5.com

    Your UserVoice votes have been given back to you, so you can use them again to vote for other features at http://cshtml5.uservoice.com

    Thank you for your valuable feedback!

  15. OpenFileDialog file browser

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  16. List.Clear()

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  17. Full Support for DateTime and TimeSpan most important is GetCurrentTime and show it in HH:MM:SS Format

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  18. Reflection

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  19. Button Style property with Cursor "Hand"

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  20. Support Visual Studio 2015

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    completed  ·  AdminJS-Support (CSHTML5 Support, cshtml5) responded

    We are pleased to inform you that the new Beta 6 of C#/XAML for HTML5 supports Visual Studio 2015.

    You can learn more about this release at:
    http://www.cshtml5.com/links/beta6-released.html

    The only feature that is not yet supported on VS 2015 is the “dynamic” keyword, which is required for C#/JS interop, “JSIL.Verbatim.Expression”, and other extensibility-related features. We expect it to be fixed in early 2016

    Due to the fact that this UserVoice item is now marked as “Completed”, your votes have been given back to you. Therefore, you can use those additional votes to vote for other features. To do so, please visit:

    http://cshtml5.uservoice.com

    Thank you very much for your feedback. Your suggestions are valuable to us.

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