Fill My Prism Region, Please

Posted by: JohnPapa.net, on 16 Jun 2009 | View original | Bookmarked: 0 time(s)

Ive been working on fine tuning a Silverlight progress control for an article with Simple-Talk.com. Along the way I wanted to create a background that dims the entire page while the progress control is up and running. Easy stuff just stick it in a Grid panel with HorizontalAlignment and VerticalAlignment set to Stretch. Works like a charm except when it doesnt :) Enter regions in Prism they are a very cool concept, kind of like a special zone in your app where you can place Views. In this case...

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