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How to call a JavaScript function from XAML when the page has a Master Page having multiple content holders

Zone: Silverlight

Tags: .NET 2.0, IE

I am using .NET 2005/Silverlight 1.0. I have included the mandatory CreateSilverlight.js and Silverlight.js files. I have a xaml file named Ticker.xaml having a Canvas root and calling a script function like so ...
<canvas
xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/client/2007"
xmlns:x="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml"
Loaded="MyRoot">
...... etc ....

So when the Canvas loads (as a result of a call to CreateSilverlight() from my .aspx page), it should be calling a JavaScript function MyRoot(). I've defined this function as follows:

<asp:ContentID="Content3" ContentPlaceHolderID="ContentPlaceHolder3" RunAt="Server">
<script type="text/javascript">
var topCanvas;
function MyRoot(sender, args)
{
alert("XAML called MyRoot");
}

The alert doesn't get fired. I've made sure the .xaml file is getting called by the defn in CreateSilverlight(). My guess is you can't make a call to MyRoot() like this directly as this is inside a contentplaceholder control. So how do I place the call to this function??? Thanks in advance!!

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Zone: Microsoft

Question Asked By: anand_007

Solution Provided By: anand_007

Participating Experts: 1

Solution Grade: A

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