Silverlight in articles
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I would love it if
.xapfiles were an allowable upload file type for articles.Yvan Rodrigues Red Cell Innovation Inc.
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I would love it if
.xapfiles were an allowable upload file type for articles.Yvan Rodrigues Red Cell Innovation Inc.
We already have the ability to insert .xap files hosted elsewhere into your articles - we just don't yet provide the option to upload .xap files onto our servers due to security concerns. Those concerns may quite well be moot - further investigation is needed.
cheers, Chris Maunder The Code Project | Co-founder Microsoft C++ MVP
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We already have the ability to insert .xap files hosted elsewhere into your articles - we just don't yet provide the option to upload .xap files onto our servers due to security concerns. Those concerns may quite well be moot - further investigation is needed.
cheers, Chris Maunder The Code Project | Co-founder Microsoft C++ MVP
Yeah, I can't really speak to the security concern; although the reason I asked is that it takes extra configuration to host Silverlight in a cross-domain setup, and may in fact be a greater security threat to end-users. Also, I don't mind the extra bandwidth on my site, but the likelihood that I remove it from my site in a year without thinking about the consequences is a real one. :doh:
Yvan Rodrigues Red Cell Innovation Inc.
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We already have the ability to insert .xap files hosted elsewhere into your articles - we just don't yet provide the option to upload .xap files onto our servers due to security concerns. Those concerns may quite well be moot - further investigation is needed.
cheers, Chris Maunder The Code Project | Co-founder Microsoft C++ MVP
Oh, and
.svgwould be a nice file type to allow too.Yvan Rodrigues Red Cell Innovation Inc.
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Oh, and
.svgwould be a nice file type to allow too.Yvan Rodrigues Red Cell Innovation Inc.
Unfortunately SVG has a little too much leeway for causing damage ;)
cheers, Chris Maunder The Code Project | Co-founder Microsoft C++ MVP