Curtis Taylor's Blog - All Comments

re: XamDataGrid 101, Part 2 - Custom Colors

wayne jennings — Tue, 13 Nov 2012 14:42:33 GMT

brilliant, thanks :)

re: XamDataGrid 101, Part 1 - Blend-Savvy Overview

gspurnima — Mon, 11 Jul 2011 10:02:30 GMT

The post was really helpful. One behavior that i noticed with the XAMColorPicker is that, when I select a color in the grid, the setter property doesn't get fired, and in turn the PropertyChanged handler. Should something be set in the CellValuePresenter? Any help on this would be great.

re: XamDataGrid 101, Part 1

[Infragistics] Curtis Taylor — Tue, 26 Oct 2010 11:29:26 GMT

Part 2 doesn't cover the Summary row as I mentioned. I can help you with that though if you still need help with that!

re: XamDataGrid 101, Part 1

marcuswhit — Wed, 13 Oct 2010 09:21:52 GMT

Thanks for the helpful post. When's the second article coming? I'm working to template the Summary row in Blend, but it's kinda painful!

re: Control Monster Explores Multi-Level XamTrees - Part I

[Infragistics] Curtis Taylor — Thu, 26 Aug 2010 19:26:52 GMT

To the right of every property in the Properties panel is a little rectangle. Click on this rectangle and it will pop open the Advanced Options menu.

re: Control Monster Explores Multi-Level XamTrees - Part I

adatzeng — Thu, 26 Aug 2010 15:40:15 GMT

I cannot locate the "Advanced Options popup menu in the Properties panel" (see below instruction from you blog). Could you do a print screen on this?

click on the Blend will switch the designer to a template editor view. In this view I will add a TextBlock to the given Grid. I will then bind the Text property of the TextBlock to the StoreName property in the Franchise collection item. To do this in Blend, click on the Advanced Options popup menu in the Properties panel and choose the Data Binding option.

re: Getting Started with NetAdvantage Silverlight and WPF: Adding Sample Data

solaadio — Tue, 13 Jul 2010 03:08:17 GMT

I am still having the same problem with version 2010.2 of NetAdvantage. The following error comes up on the design surface when I click on the properties Tab of Blend in an attempt to modify the properties of the XamDataGrid. Happens with all other infragistic controls in Blend. Native VS controls all work fine in Blend. Infragistics controls all work correctly within VS.

FileLoadException: The given asssembly name or codebase was invalid (Exception from HRESULT: 0x80131047).

Then Blend crashes with another message "Microsoft Expression Blend 4 has stopped working."

re: Getting Started with NetAdvantage Silverlight and WPF: Adding Sample Data

[Infragistics] Curtis Taylor — Wed, 23 Jun 2010 05:04:34 GMT

I haven't seen or heard of this problem. Let me know if you still have this problem with version 2010.2 of NetAdvantage (for the XamDataGrid) and I will help pursue this issue with our developer support team.

Thanks!

re: Getting Started with NetAdvantage Silverlight and WPF: Adding Sample Data

solaadio — Thu, 17 Jun 2010 12:40:19 GMT

I followed your article setp by step until I added a XamDataGrid to the Design space. As soon as I clicked on the grid, Expression just crashed. I tried this several times and consistently got the same crash each time. I run VS2010, Blend 4 + SkecthFlow, Infragistics 10.1 on Windows 7. I don't get the same crash when I drop the MS controls on the Design space. Are there any known issues with 10.1 and Blend 4? The error message is "Microsoft Expression Blend 4 has stopped working.

re: WPF Panels and the Aqua Workspace Panel

[Infragistics] Curtis Taylor — Tue, 28 Jul 2009 18:03:53 GMT

Hi,

If you would post a request on the Aqua website, that would work better. I wrote the code for the Aqua project. The code is now part of that project which makes it difficult to release it here.

I can give you pointers on how to write this kind of custom Panel. That could event be part of a future blog.

re: WPF Panels and the Aqua Workspace Panel

[Infragistics] Matthew Kraft — Wed, 17 Jun 2009 20:03:47 GMT

Anything Aqua related can be found at healthcare.codeplex.com. Stay tuned for updates, blogs, videos, labs and source code releases to the site.

To answer your question... soon...