URL Extent Parameter?

[brettangel]

I stumbled across a blog that discuss using xy minmax values as url parameters.  First, is this possible with Silverlight?  If so, can someone shove me in the right direction.  I assume the url would look something like this

http://blahserver/Apps/test&Extent=xMin,yMin,xMax,yMax

Thanks,

Brett

[brettangel]

I stumbled across a blog that discuss using xy minmax values as url parameters.  First, is this possible with Silverlight?  If so, can someone shove me in the right direction.  I assume the url would look something like this

http://blahserver/Apps/test&Extent=xMin,yMin,xMax,yMax

Thanks,

Brett

That was easy. 
From this

http://blahserver/Apps/test&Extent=xMin,yMin,xMax,yMax

to this

http://blahserver/Apps/test/index.htm?Extent=xMin,yMin,xMax,yMax

[MichaelVolz]

Would this same technique work in a custom javascript api application?

I tried this technique but the application still zooms to the default extents of a county if I type in coordinates at the end of the url that are in a zoomed-in area of the county.  Is there any special coding needed to obtain this functionality in the javascript api?

[DidarBultanov]

My project

http://infopublic.pravstat.kz:8399/crime-map/