Reputation: 6131
I am working on Silverlight application, which is just a component in a much larger application. I am rewriting the funcionality using HTML5/JS. I really need to be able to debug it.
I am using VS2010. Problem is that I can't debug the application, actually only Silverlight (Silverlight 5) application. Other parts of the application can be debugged normally.
I have tried All browsers: - Safari - Chrome - Firefox - IE (JFC)
This Silverlight component, nowdays only works with Firefox. My PC is running Windows 10, and with the Edge, Silverlight is not working at all. I tried setting compability mode in IE, but does not help. Reading some posts, I come to the conclusion that I should install older versions of IE (10) that support Silverlight, and can trigger the brakepoints.
If that is correct, where can I install Internet Explorer 10 for Windows 10?
Outside the topic... is it only me, or this whole concept with Silverlight and browsers is rotten?
Upvotes: 0
Views: 161
Reputation: 547
To enable debugging for Silverlight, navigate to Properties for the Web project that is hosting the Silverlight application. Select the Web tab and make sure that the Silverlight is checked under Debuggers
Upvotes: 1