The Ultimate Scheduler Touch Experience for WinForms
by Nikolay Diyanov
December 07, 2011
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Desktop WinForms
Smooth scrolling in RadGridView for WinForms
Up until Q3 2009, RadGridView for WinForms used a scrollbar in every child view when in hierarchy mode. This however can be a problem when there are many nested levels, i.e. it can lead to a situation where you do not have enough visual estate to scroll through the hierarchy: In our latest release RadGridView is using only one scrollbar that scrolls the root level and all the child views, with no performance loss whatsoever, because we have optimized the scrolling mechanism to be better performing and smoother: Since there are cases where using nested scrollbars is the better option, we still offer the...November 06, 2009 -
Desktop WinForms
RadControls for WinForms Q3 2009 - HTML-like Text Formatting
The RadMarkupEditor The RadMarkupEditor is a new WYSIWYG editor that has been added to the underlying framework of the RadControls to simplify the task of editing text in HTML-like markup. This editor is available for all Telerik WinForms controls that support HTML-like text formatting. Accessing the RadMarkupEditor is as simple as locating the text property of a particular RadControl in it's properties window. If the RadControl supports Html-like markup, the text property will contain a dropdown button. Clicking on the dropdown button will display a dropdown with a "Start MarkupEditor" button on it. Clicking this button will display the RadMarkupEditor....November 05, 2009 -
Desktop WinForms
RadElement Lifecycle – a WinForms TPF Story
Why new TPF improvement? Knowing that the faster an application loads, the better the overall User Experience is, we put serious efforts in optimizing our presentation framework as much as possible. Since Q3 2009, RadElement, the smallest visual unit in Telerik Presentation Framework (TPF) has been given its own lifecycle. The major benefit of this new improvement is significant boost during the loading and disposing stages. Simple tests prove that controls load and dispose between 50% up to 300% faster, depending on the depth of the corresponding element tree, hosted on each control. Some Technical Stuff A RadElement...November 04, 2009 -
Desktop WinForms
RadScheduler for WinForms data binding and occurrence exceptions
The big [new] feature for Q3 2009 release in RadScheduler for WinForms has got to be the resource grouping functionality. There are, however, numerous other improvements that also deserve attention, such as data binding. Some of you may remember that in its first release the WinForms Scheduler had just basic support for binding to appointment data. Later we extended this functionality to support storing associations to resources in the data source. Well, the Q3 2009 release brings to RadScheduler support for binding to exceptions (through the SchedulerBindingDataSource) out-of-the-box. No, these are not exceptions as in “C# exceptions”...November 04, 2009 -
Desktop WPF
How to: Validate data with SL/WPF RadGridView Part I – validating on property/cell level via Data Annotations
With the next Q3 2009 official release we are introducing a significant improvement to the validation mechanism of the RadGridView control. If we compare the new validation to the previous versions we add another validation layer (Data Layer) and refactoring of the related events. In a series of blog posts I’ll try to clarify this mechanism with several small examples. I’ll start the series with validation for a single cell. How to: Validate data on a cell (property) level with RadGridView for Silverlight and WPF The cell validation occurs when a GridViewCell is edited and its new data is about to be committed. At...October 27, 2009
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