Responsive Web Design has been abuzz for some time now. In case you just now clash with the term, it’s a web design approach aimed at crafting sites to provide an optimal viewing experience across a wide range of devices . Basically, a CSS3 / JavaScript...
JavaScript has become one of the most popular programming languages on the web. At first, developers didn’t take it seriously, simply because it was not intended for server side programming. It was a common misconception among professional developers...
The Grid is one of Ignite UI’s bread and butter controls and its feature set just.. keeps growing! I guess that fact that Infragistics has done quite a few grid controls over the years helps. Ome of the latest additions is the The Column Moving feature...
As it turns out the Drag & Drop feature is like the gift that keeps on giving – new year and new enhancement to the functionality! May be because the Ignite UI Tree is flexible enough or maybe because the functionality itself is based on simple Add...
As promised in the previous blog on Drag & Drop with the Ignite UI Tree – some tips and tricks coming right up. If you haven’t already looked into the control’s features, now’s your chance – overview with main ones listed in the Documentation and...
With the latest release the Ignite UI Tree has received the nifty feature of drag and drop. It’s a fairly common concept and it allows for a natural (at least I perceive it to be for a long time) interaction with the control’s items. From a user’s stand...
After we’ve looked into the range of input jQuery mobile controls you can use with the greatest ease with Ignite UI ASP.NET MVC wrappers , there is something more you can do. If you try the snippets as is you will find them working well and in tone, but...
Out of the new and exciting things happening around IgniteUI is the enhancement of the mobile toolset. These controls are based on jQuery Mobile rather than jQuery UI , as it provides optimizations for mobile devices. Applications built using them meet...
Introduction Infragistics Ignite UI is a new awesome jQuery, jQuery UI & HTML5 based framework. In a series of articles will look at how we create real-world cloud applications using Ignite UI. In the previous post: Creating Ignite UI Cloud Applications...
Ignite UI Map (igMap) is one of the most exciting features of the new Infragistics Ignite UI Vol. 2.12 . This blog is the first of a series of articles dedicated to new opportunities of Ignite UI Geospatial Map Ignite UI Geospatial Map Released as CTP...
Time for some more fiddling with the elaborate API of the jQuery Editors helping you deliver awesome experiences! Here’s the quick jump list for the previous articles: jQuery Editors: How to get started and improve productivity and experience jQuery Editors...
Once you get to know Infragistics’ set of jQuery Editors you begin to realize they are packed with various options and all sorts of knobs to be tweaked. It’s quite the rich API and it can be put to good use to create awesome client-side experience for...
Being client-side controls I consider the editor widgets to have two major responsibilities - take some of the load of the server by preventing invalid user input from ever reaching it (various performance enhancements)and at the same time do their best...
The Infragistics jQuery package comes complete with a range of editor widgets to help with one of the most common tasks - gathering information from the user and making sure it is the one you need (validating it). Part of the product from day one –...
When you publish spatial data in WEB applications you often need to use public imagery services such as Bing Maps , OpenStreetMap , CloudMade Maps and others. Last years jQuery is probably the most popular JavaScript framework, used from WEB developers...
