Hey peeps,
I've been wanting to work on a project for a long time, and although I'm still a newbie in C#, I would like to attempt something. For the past 12 years, Jim Breen, a college professor who teaches Japanese, has been working on and off on a Japanese Electronic dictionary, which he called the EDICT (you can find it here: http://www.csse.monash.edu.au/~jwb/japanese.html ). He also developed a KANJIDIC (kanji dictionary: for those of you who dont know what Kanji are, they are Japanese symbols.) Recently, he has been working on an XML version of this KANJIDIC, namely the KANJIDIC2.
I wanted to try playing around with it and see how far I can get, but so far, I've gotten nowhere. When I try making an XML schema in C# using the information he provides, it seems not to work...(not that I'm very experienced at all...in fact the thing is I may be doing something wrong.)
Could someone please tell me how I can use that XML file he provides and maybe display the info in a simple Console Application using C#? Or maybe direct me to some place where I can read more about this and learn how to?
Thanks for your time guys!
G2k
Answers (1)
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If it annoys you, I'd check your browser options to see if it can be turned off.
0 lol. you are right. IE does not have this label. it only happens in Firefox. Strange thing.
0 It sounds to me as though the 'label' isn't actually part of your Silverlight application but is something which Firefox is generating.
Does the label still appear if you run the application through IE?
0 I do not create a label - actually I do not know what kind of control it is but it seems like a label - it is there once I create a new silverlight project in VS. I have tried advanced search to find the code for the control but the results return nothing
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I've no idea what could be causing that behaviour but, if it's working OK on other browsers, it will be difficult to get to the bottom of it.
If you use a TextBlock rather than a Label do you still experience the same problem?
0 Anyone?