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Desktop WinForms
Blazing-fast list control. Meet RadListControl for WinForms
We are happy to announce that for Q2 2010 we will be introducing a few new controls . Two of those are actually implementations of quite old controls. I am talking about RadListControl (the new list box) and RadDropDownList (the new combo box). The main purpose in the lives of those two guys is to replace the current RadListBox and RadComboBox and to address their current shortcomings without breaking any existing applications. The new controls will coexist with the old ones and they will be faster… a lot faster, and more flexible in terms of extending and/or replacing functionality as...June 09, 2010 -
Desktop WPF
How Do You See Something Which Is Transparent?
This was the question which has been bugging some of the Telerik’s creative minds while working on our newest theme for WPF and Silverlight controls. We wanted it be unique and cool and yet fit serious business cases. We wanted you to have fun and get things done at the same time. We wanted it to blend with your design right from the moment you choose to use it. Instead of hitting you with a wall of text – let me just show it to you … Ladies and Gentlemen – the Transparent Theme in action. The theme will be part...June 09, 2010 -
Desktop WPF
A Binding Navigator in the XAML world
Remember the good old Binding Navigator of the glorious WinForms past? (If you don’t, this will refresh your memory) Last week a client asked or a Binding Navigator control in WPF. Now, this is somewhat out of place in WPF and Silverlight where the data binding mechanism is completely different, but if you are porting an old Windows Forms application and would wish to preserve the general user experience, such a control would be invaluable. This small control behaves much like the old Binding Navigator, while being fully MVVM-enabled through commands. You bind the control to your collection of items, then access...June 08, 2010
by Yasen Yankov
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Desktop WinForms
RadPageView – next generation WinForms navigation control
As the new Q2 2010 release is approaching, we wanted to share some more information about our brand new control RadPageView, meant to supersede existing RadTabStrip and RadPanelBar. “Why yet another tab-strip?” someone would ask. Several are the major reasons that made us create this new control, namely: Extensibility, scalability and ease of use. With the new semantic that lies behind RadPageView, it is very easy to create custom views over a collection of pages. Well thought light element tree, which reduces both memory footprint and User Interaction response time and allows for easy and intuitive styling. Myriad of new features in...June 08, 2010 -
Desktop WPF
How - to: Bind to IsExpandable Property of GridViewRow in RadGridView for WPF with Attached Behaviors.
Attached behaviors give you the opportunity to go far beyond the build-in functionality and to create one of your own. You are free to associate an action with an event or a property value. All you need is the assembly that comes with Expression Blend - System.Windows.Interactivity.dll. In our case here the goal will be to create a behavior that enables us to bind to the property of the RadGridView’s rows – IsExpandable. Normally you do not need to do nothing more but to set it to the value you want. However, if it is necessary to use it after...June 03, 2010
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