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Asked: 2026-06-05T01:21:38+00:00

I’m pretty new to silverlight, I’m using silverlight to create a grid and populate

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I’m pretty new to silverlight, I’m using silverlight to create a grid and populate it via WCF Service, the control is hosted in an ASP.net page
there are some filtering controls in the asp page, I read them, pass them to silverlight control and store them in a variable to be passed to the wcf service, the problem is at some point the variable loses its value.
I debugged the application and found out that the event handler “Application_Exit” is called
I guess this happens because of a reloading of the control or something.
does anyone know how to get around this particular obstacle

thanks in advance

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  1. Editorial Team

    Integrating Silverlight with ASP.Net postback controls (assuming you have postback controls present) is a bad combination.

    Your filters either need to be in the Silverlight app, or you need to use client-only Javascript to notify Silverlight of the changes. Make sure they are not posting back the page (as many ASP.Net controls do).

    I would tend to migrate more (all?) into Silverlight as you don’t have the control state issues. You then have a normal ASP.net page as the fallback if Silverlight is not installed.

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