you need to install the latest silverlight developer runtime

2012-04-18 Thread Greg Keogh
Sometime yesterday I wanted to watch a video and I was asked to install the
latest Silverlight, stupidly I said yes. It seems to have been V5 I
installed.

 

Now I can't open any SL4 projects due to: you need to install the latest
silverlight developer runtime. So from Programs and Features I uninstalled
Silverlight (V5), but it makes no difference. So bumbling around as usual I
just uninstalled-reinstalled SL4 SDK but it makes no difference.

 

I have absolutely no clue about what to do, neither does anyone else from
looking at web searches. It's been 45 minutes now, and I have no clues or
ideas about what to do to get my dev environment back the way it was
yesterday morning.

 

Any ideas?

 

Greg

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Re: you need to install the latest silverlight developer runtime

2012-04-18 Thread Stephen Price
You could try a system rollback.

As far as I know you should be able to install the Silverlight 5 developer
runtime and run your Silverlight 4 project in it, with no obvious
difference. That's what I currently have running on my machine. Our project
is a Silverlight 4 app and I have all of the Silverlight 5 tools and dev
runtime etc installed. I can create a SL5 app if I need to but working on
the SL4 app is also possible (and will deploy fine to anyone running the
SL4 runtime).

It sounds like your problem is that you installed the SL5 runtime, not the
developer runtime. There's a difference there. You may also be able to
install the SL4 developer runtime but I'm not sure where you'd get that
from (it may still be available for download, or alternatively an old
download laying around).

Sounds like the SL4 SDK doesn't include the developer runtime. (crazy?
maybe)

On Thu, Apr 19, 2012 at 5:52 AM, Greg Keogh g...@mira.net wrote:

 Sometime yesterday I wanted to watch a video and I was asked to install
 the latest Silverlight, stupidly I said yes. It seems to have been V5 I
 installed.

 ** **

 Now I can’t open any SL4 projects due to: “you need to install the latest
 silverlight developer runtime”. So from Programs and Features I uninstalled
 Silverlight (V5), but it makes no difference. So bumbling around as usual I
 just uninstalled-reinstalled SL4 SDK but it makes no difference.

 ** **

 I have absolutely no clue about what to do, neither does anyone else from
 looking at web searches. It’s been 45 minutes now, and I have no clues or
 ideas about what to do to get my dev environment back the way it was
 yesterday morning.

 ** **

 Any ideas?

 ** **

 Greg

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Re: you need to install the latest silverlight developer runtime

2012-04-18 Thread Stephen Price
Oh and I might add, as a bonus, I can put breakpoints in my SL4 xaml and
using the SL5 tools debug (it breaks on them!) and its invaluable for
debugging whats going on with your bindings. Honestly I've no idea how I
lived without that.

On Thu, Apr 19, 2012 at 9:51 AM, Stephen Price step...@perthprojects.comwrote:

 You could try a system rollback.

 As far as I know you should be able to install the Silverlight 5 developer
 runtime and run your Silverlight 4 project in it, with no obvious
 difference. That's what I currently have running on my machine. Our project
 is a Silverlight 4 app and I have all of the Silverlight 5 tools and dev
 runtime etc installed. I can create a SL5 app if I need to but working on
 the SL4 app is also possible (and will deploy fine to anyone running the
 SL4 runtime).

 It sounds like your problem is that you installed the SL5 runtime, not the
 developer runtime. There's a difference there. You may also be able to
 install the SL4 developer runtime but I'm not sure where you'd get that
 from (it may still be available for download, or alternatively an old
 download laying around).

 Sounds like the SL4 SDK doesn't include the developer runtime. (crazy?
 maybe)

 On Thu, Apr 19, 2012 at 5:52 AM, Greg Keogh g...@mira.net wrote:

 Sometime yesterday I wanted to watch a video and I was asked to install
 the latest Silverlight, stupidly I said yes. It seems to have been V5 I
 installed.

 ** **

 Now I can’t open any SL4 projects due to: “you need to install the latest
 silverlight developer runtime”. So from Programs and Features I uninstalled
 Silverlight (V5), but it makes no difference. So bumbling around as usual I
 just uninstalled-reinstalled SL4 SDK but it makes no difference.

 ** **

 I have absolutely no clue about what to do, neither does anyone else from
 looking at web searches. It’s been 45 minutes now, and I have no clues or
 ideas about what to do to get my dev environment back the way it was
 yesterday morning.

 ** **

 Any ideas?

 ** **

 Greg

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Re: you need to install the latest silverlight developer runtime (solved)

2012-04-18 Thread Stephen Price
Ah good, you're sorted.

I'd still have a look at installing the Silverlight 5 tools. Absolutely
brilliant, being able to put breakpoints on your bindings. *EVEN with SL4
projects!*
Just do it. You can thank me later. :)

If you don't like it you can always go back to the 4 dev runtime now you
found it. The time you save next time you debug a binding will make up for
it.

On Thu, Apr 19, 2012 at 6:00 AM, Greg Keogh g...@mira.net wrote:

 I don’t exactly know what I was doing, but I stumbled upon a link to the
 SL(4?) dev runtime

 ** **

 http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=188039

 ** **

 I installed this and my developer V4 runtime is back again. What gets me
 is that I meticulously keep my installers in folders and I have no history
 of this file or a similar one. I assumed the dev runtime was a part of the
 SDK, but it doesn’t seem to be. It’s been over a year since I setup this
 dev machine, perhaps my memory is erasing about how I got SL4 working.

 ** **

 What a mess.

 ** **

 Greg

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