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I have an asp.net application in which I have built few silverlight based pages.
The problem is that most of our users do not have install priviledges on their system and they cannot install Silverlight plug-in themselves. Our IT Support will not agree installing Silverlight on all 4000 machines.
Is their something we can do so that users may not be asked to install the Silverlight plug-in and still the Silverlight pages being displayed to them.
Is there a workaround ?
If the client cannot render the silverlight, then it just renders whatever is inside of the object tag. In your case, instead of a “get silverlight” link, this could be a non interactive version of your page.