Breaking Down WPF Grid View vs. Virtual Grid
by Stefan Stefanov
December 20, 2017
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Desktop WPF
Drag from external programs into you WPF applications using RadDragAndDropManager
Since Q3 2010 we have introduced new drag mode, enabling native drag from and to your WPF applications. In this post I will show how to successfully perform drag drop operations from external program into your application through the RadDragAndDropManager API. This can be achieved in several easy steps: 1. Set RadDragAndDropManager.EnableNativeDrag=”true”. This will enable native operations (if your application runs in full trust). The easiest way to do this is set it in StartUp event. private void Application_Startup(object sender, StartupEventArgs e) { RadDragAndDropManager.EnableNativeDrag = true; } 2. Set the RadDragAndDropManager properties to enable the drop operation: telerik:RadDragAndDropManager.AllowDrop="True" telerik:RadDragAndDropManager.DropQuery="FileListGrid_DropQuery" telerik:RadDragAndDropManager.DropInfo="FileListGrid_DropInfo" and add the corresponding...December 08, 2010 -
Desktop WPF
Exploring the RadSparklines performance in WPF/Silverlight
As we know, the RadSparklines are characterized by their small memory footprint, cleaner XAML and simple but powerful rendering. When looking at the sparkline controls in the context of a charting tool one has to note that they are much more simplified. They lack many of the visual elements, such as Axis lines, gridlines or striplines. This makes them much faster when rendered and very suitable when used in high data-intensity scenarios. One such scenario may be when using different types of sparklines bound to a ViewModel/class, which passes hundreds or even thousands of data points to the controls. Since the RadSparklines...December 06, 2010
by Yavor Ivanov
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Desktop
Facebook Client for Your Desktop
Back at the PDC 2009 in Los Angeles, CA, Brian Goldfarb showed off the “Microsoft Silverlight Client for Facebook Beta”. It was released by Microsoft in early 2010 and had millions of downloads for both Windows and the Mac. Over the past few months, the Facebook app has been further developed by Telerik and is now available as the first official version under its new name: Telerik f!acedeck. Telerik has taken over the application from Microsoft and will continue its further development and support as a free application for everyone to enjoy. Telerik f!acedeck delivers a superior experience to Facebook users and offers unique features: such as drag-and-drop from the...December 03, 2010
by Steve Forte
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Desktop WinForms
Q3 2010 Release Videos for RadControls for WinForms
A few weeks ago, the Q3 2010 release made its official appearance. This release marked the addition of various new features across all Telerik products. As with every release, we try our hardest to create video tutorials corresponding to each new product feature. In these videos we generally write the code to some sort of example application. Often we receive requests for this code, so I thought I would save you the trouble of asking and post the code to the RadControls for WinForms videos here in this blog entry. Here is a list of all videos related to RadControls ...November 29, 2010 -
Desktop WPF
Say hello to the RadBulletGraph for Silverlight/WPF!
Hello everybody! I am Yavor Ivanov and I work in the DataVisualization team here at Telerik. As Vladimir mentioned earlier in his blog post, the Q3 release focuses on dashboards and line of business applications and today I am happy to announce another result of this focus: the RadBulletGraph! The Bullet Graph is created by Stephen Few and it is designed especially for dashboards. This little wonder is very data intensive and easy to read at the same time. In just one Bullet graph you can demonstrate both what your projected and your accomplished goals for a period are, specify qualitative...November 26, 2010
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