I've created a 1.1 application and set up hosting, got is all working perfectly (eventually) as long as 1.1 is installed on the client machine. If it isn't installed however it recognises that Silverlight needs to be downloaded but goes to the 1.0 version. On installing this when you return to the page it thinks it's on the correct Silverlight version and the keels over and dies with a error, which is what you'd expect.

 Where is the Silverlight version info pulled from? What have I missed out.

 Thanks for your help in advance.

I have read about this and come across the same problem. I found an entry on Jeff Prosise's blog about this and how to solve the problem. I have attached a link to his blog for you to have a look at.

Jeff Prosise's Blog entry

Hope this is what you are looking for.

Phil

Phil Curnow
http://www.curnow.biz
http://blog.curnow.biz

Thanks for the response. I think it's something along those lines, and I thought it might be related to the silverlist.js file. What I don't understand is that the website I've published has no .js files at all. It's using a silverlight application I wrote, the application itself has the .js file and this is the 1.1 version.

 I assume there should be a .js file published with the website. and I don't really understand how it's working without that being there. Where should the .js file be being called from? Should there be some javascript associated with my default page?

Cheers.

Just realised I was following a 1.0 example when setting everything up rather than the 1.1, therefore I wasn't calling the code in the silverlight.js file. All sorted now, thanks for your help.