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05
Dec
2008
Styles Dictionary

1 hour ago by Jamil Rzayev

Each time I build rich user window on WPF I think I have to write the same lines of code of style concept for each buttton or textbox. And the following question comes in mind: Why I don’t place all my styles in one XAML file to dynamically load them in future? For example, if I have five buttons an ...

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WPF: How To Write Code Inside XAML

7 hours ago by Malky

As you know doing with wpf, you'll see the common XAML specification rules that map .NET namespace like this: xmlns= http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml/presentation The things you should understand that the root object element in XAML file at lease must specify at one (1) XML namespace use ...

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Silverlight™ 2.0 - “the Next Big Thing”?

8 hours ago by Software Outsourcing

The Holy War has begun. Forums and blogs are full of flames on «Ajax™ vs Flash™ vs Silverlight™ vs JavaFX™». Currently it is obvious that in the near future SaaS (Software-as-a-Service) application distribution model will capture considerable part of both corporate market and home users sphere. It i ...

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04
Dec
2008
MarkupExtension for Resource Images

16 hours ago by Dean

Working with resource images can be a bit cumbersome to anyone new to WPF. One would think that it would be as easy as adding the image to your assembly’s resources and simply reference the newly added image via some quick code like: < Image Width ="48" Height ="48" Source ="NewImage" /> …or, consid ...

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Project Rosetta turns into a MIX09 workshop

17 hours ago by Adam Kinney

I’m excited to say that the spirit of the Project “Rosetta Stone” Tutorials, which is “using what you know” has become a MIX09 workshop. The workshop is entitled “Shio o Totte: Using What You Know” and the description is as follows: Have you just started working on your first Silverlight project and ...

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AttachedCommandBehavior aka ACB

18 hours ago by marlongrech

Introduction The WPF Commands are really a cool and powerful tool that really help when you are trying to separate concerns by using patterns such as M-V-VM. If you haven’t had a look at my previous post on the ICommand I suggest that you do that before reading this post. The only thing that I see a ...

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WPF Snippet - Synchronizing Selection

1 day ago by The Tallest

This is a short snippet on a cool little property for anything that derives from Selector (combo box, list box, etc..) called IsSynchronizedWithCurrentItem. This property allows multiple items controls that are displaying the same collection to maintain the same selection. More »

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Making the ScrollViewerThumbnail interactive

1 day ago by Josh Twist

In the last post we took the simple ScrollViewer thumbnail and controllerized it. This time, we're going to make it interactive. And, because WPF totally rocks, it's stupidly easy to do. Normally, we'd do lots of mouse capture, remember the original location and the new location to calculate the del ...

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Formulare erstellen mit den XAML Power Toys

1 day ago by Xelluloid

Auf knom's developer corner gibt es ein hbsches kleines Tool, mit dem man als Visual Studio Erweiterung eine Möglichkeit der einfachen Erstellung von Formularen bekommt. Es nennt sich XAML Power Toys und sieht recht nett aus. Sicherlich besonders gut fr Leute geeignet, die sich weniger mit WPF ausei ...

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XAML Data Binding Slides and Demos

1 day ago by Ben H

Last night I presented at the South Colorado .NET User Group. The discussion started with XAML data binding basics and then went into some more advanced topics. I basically covered how to bind to any back end data source I could think of including the ADO.NET Entity Framework. I also covered some st ...

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