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Deep Zoom version of Silverlight 2 Developer Reference Poster

I took a reasonable resolution version of the Silverlight 2 Developer Reference Poster and crossed that with the Deep Zoom Composer, added a JS mouse wheel library and in about 5 minutes had a Deep Zoom version of the poster running in Silverlight.  The sample is posted here.

The XAML is simple – just point the MultiScaleImage element to the output of the Deep Zoom Composer.

  <Grid x:Name="LayoutRoot" Background="White">

    <MultiScaleImage x:Name="img" Source="poster/info.bin"/>

</Grid>

The JavaScript is a bit more complex and you can find that here.


Deep Zoom Poster

Published Tuesday, March 11, 2008 8:40 AM by jstegman

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# Joe Stegman's WebBlog : Deep Zoom version of Silverlight 2 Developer Reference Poster

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Tuesday, March 11, 2008 1:49 PM by Joe Stegman's WebBlog : Deep Zoom version of Silverlight 2 Developer Reference Poster

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# re: Deep Zoom version of Silverlight 2 Developer Reference Poster

Wow, works perfectly, both with my Msft Optical Trackball and Wacom Bamboo tablet, sweet.

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# re: Deep Zoom version of Silverlight 2 Developer Reference Poster

Joe - really cool example. You may also want to look into a version we created that does not use JavaScript: http://blogs.msdn.com/expression/archive/2008/03/09/deep-zoom-sample-with-mousewheel-pan-click-zoom.aspx

By using Pete Blois's HTMLBridge code, you can get mousewheel working on IE/FF on Windows and FF/Safari on Mac without having to write any JS :)

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