You can download it from here - http://weblogs.asp.net/scottgu/archive/2006/12/16/installing-vs-2005-sp1-on-vista-and-how-to-uninstall-the-vs-2005-sp1-beta-on-vista.aspx
Jasson, I've done that but it's made no difference, how was updating Visual Web Developer Express meant to solve the issue that "layout" is an unrecognised tag of "bahaviours"?
OK I've finally found the issue. By using the js debugger I dug around and found a class called "Sys.Preview.UI.Effects.LayoutBehavior" and thus <layoutBehavior> was the tag I needed. Please, where is the documentation?
hello.
just to add another note: since beta 1, the strategy for using classes in xml-script has changed. now you must the same the name for?the?element?(ie,?the?name?of?the?element?in?xml-script?is?the?same?as?the?class?name?-?no?need?to?worry?about?case?sensitivity?because?any?combination?will?be?accepted).
OK so you are saying that "<LayoutBehavior ...>" would be accepted also. OK many thanks for the info.
hello.
well, that was the story with beta 2 and i think it hasn't changed in this last version.
Just to confirm, not only is "LayoutBehavior" accepted, it is actully case insensitive so "LAyoutBehavior" also works, as demonstrated here:
<script type="text/xml-script">
<page xmlns:script="http://schemas.microsoft.com/xml-script/2005">
<components>
<label id="Label1">
<behaviors>
<LAyoutBehavior id="Label1Style" />
</behaviors>
</label>
<compositeAnimation id="ani" duration="5">
<animations>
<lengthAnimation target="Label1Style" property="left" startValue="0" endValue="300" />
<lengthAnimation target="Label1Style" property="top" startValue="0" endValue="300" />
</animations>
</compositeAnimation>
<application>
<load>
<invokeMethodAction target="ani" method="play" />
</load>
</application>
</components>
</page>
</script>
hello.
yes, the last time i've looked, they were case-insensitive.
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