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XamSpellChecker stays behind child window after the first time
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Hi,

I have created a supprot ticket for this issue and although it has been assigned, I have never been notified of anything.  Case# CAS-64903-Z898KG.  I really need to get this resolved so I thought I would post here too. 

I have tried to upload the sample solution but this site only allows 200 KB to be uploaded and the solution, compressed and zipped, is 2.7 MB.  Maybe you can access the aforementioned case # to access the file(?).  Or if not please let me know of another way to get the file to you.

Can someone help with this issue please?

 We are using Silverlight 4 with Visual Studio 2010 (.net 4.0). 

Product: NetAdvantage for Silverlight Line of Business 2010 Vol. 3
Component: xamSpellChecker
Version: 10.3.20103.2098

 

The issue:

The XamSpellChecker dialog box will only appear in front of the child window the first time the child window is loaded.  Subsequent loads of the child window cause the spell checker dialog to appear behind the child window, and it is disabled.

 

Steps to reproduce it:

 1.  Load the sample solution into Visual Studio 2010 and start debugging (F5).

2.  In the main form (Main.xaml) clcik the "Click Me" button, which will load the child window.

3.  Type some text into the Rich Text Box and then click the "Check Spelling" button, this will load the Spell Checker dialog correctly in front of the child window.

4.  Close the spell checker dialog and then close the child window by clicking on the "x' in the upper right corner, which will bring the focus back to the main form.

5. Click the "Click Me" button again, this will load the child form again.

6.  Type some text into the Rich Text Box and click the "Check Spelling" button.

7.  The Spell Checker Dialog appears behind the child window and is not able to be interacted with.

 

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