I'm trying to fix the breaking changes that were caused by the Alpha 1.1 Refresh release, but am running into a wall.

I downloaded the new 1.1 SDK and changed my app to use the new Silverlight.js file, but it looks like they have the wrong one in there. 
The header in .js file looks like this 

And when i run it, it redirects the user to the install page for the 1.0 RC instead of the 1.1 Alpha.  Does anyone know where I can get the real 1.1 silverlight.js. 

James Hollister
Ascending Integration Inc.
www.AscendingIntegration.com

Silverlight Demo - Khet Online
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In case anyone else is having the same problem, we were able to find a real copy of the 1.1 Silverlight.js file on the Silverlight Airlines demo.

We've implemented all of the changes caused by the Alpha Refresh and you can find the javascript file at our Khet Demo Game:

http://ascendingintegration.com/khet/scripts/silverlight.js

James Hollister
Ascending Integration Inc.
www.AscendingIntegration.com

Silverlight Demo - Khet Online
www.AscendingIntegratin.com/KhetDemo

Excellent, thanks! That's exactly what I needed

Pete

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jameshollister:

http://ascendingintegration.com/khet/scripts/silverlight.js

I tried replacing my silverlight.js file with this one but it's still directing users to the 1.0 RC download. Is there anything else that needs to be changed?

Is it possible that your browser is caching the Silverlight.js file? You might want to try forcing a refresh, ctrl-f5 in IE, dunno what it is in other browsers.

I tried that as I too thought that might have been the problem. I even cleared the browser cache just in case but still no luck. The page still displays the RC link instead of the Alpha link...

You shouldn't need to be tinkering with the Silverlight.js file, that's practically part of the Silverlight framework.

Normally I would agree, except they provided the wrong Silverlight.js file with the 1.1 Alpha Refresh SDK bits. The SDK silverlight.js simply doesn't work.

In my version (in my replacement add-in template), I replaced the whole Silverlight.js with one that a person on the forums here found in one of the other MSFT 1.1 examples.

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Psychlist1972:

Normally I would agree, except they provided the wrong Silverlight.js file with the 1.1 Alpha Refresh SDK bits. The SDK silverlight.js simply doesn't work.

Sorry, I should have elaborated a bit more. You definitely need to get the Silverlight.js for the refresh from somewhere other than the SDK. That said, tinkering with the correct Silverlight.js is probably just asking for trouble down the road.