Silverlight deep linking not using pages and frame?

The value of the initParams parameter is itself expected to be a series comma separated of name=value pairs Your param element should look like this: param name="inputParams" value="value=Page1. Html Having said that your specific requirement you can the at the host page's URL via the HtmlPage object string path = HtmlPage.Document.DocumentUri. AbsolutePath This can save you having to specifically copy the page name into each initParams for each page.

The value of the initParams parameter is itself expected to be a series comma separated of name=value pairs. Your param element should look like this:- Having said that your specific requirement you can the at the host page's URL via the HtmlPage object. String path = HtmlPage.Document.DocumentUri.

AbsolutePath; This can save you having to specifically copy the page name into each initParams for each page.

Thank you a lot for the information. I will try that. – vladc77 Jun 29 at 9:39.

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