or like this: Geek Answers HandbookWhat is the difference between Name and x: Name?In Silverlight XAML, I can give this name:<Button Name="MyButton" /> or like this: <Button x:Name="MyButton" /> So what's the difference?+4silverlight xamlMontgomery 'monty' jones Aug 19 '11 at 8:23source share2 answersTake a look at Is there a difference in x: name and name for controls in the xaml file? post.+1Samvel siradeghyan Aug 19 '11 at 9:51source shareHere is the answer as posted in response to the same question (asked regarding WPF).0Montgomery 'monty' jones Aug 19 '11 at 9:44source shareMore articles:Cassandra CQL cannot be inserted (there is no alternative when entering) - javavim to search for files similar to modelines - vimC # Entity Framework - allow only one record to have a boolean true in a specific column - c #Querying using an alias in a column gives an error - javaChanging input name with jquery - jqueryhttps://translate.googleusercontent.com/translate_c?depth=1&rurl=translate.google.com&sl=ru&sp=nmt4&tl=en&u=https://fooobar.com/questions/1368053/convert-emacs-org-files-to-trac-wiki&usg=ALkJrhh90lnhQZ8Vpsveo8sIHQKlUVCkNALess than the '<' operator in the if expression as a result of "There is no such file or directory" - command-lineHow to include only functions from php file? - functionCheck if element is in DOM or not with jQuery? - jqueryIncluding PHP functions from another file - functionAll Articles
In Silverlight XAML, I can give this name:
<Button Name="MyButton" />
or like this:
<Button x:Name="MyButton" />
So what's the difference?
Take a look at Is there a difference in x: name and name for controls in the xaml file? post.
Here is the answer as posted in response to the same question (asked regarding WPF).