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by Cody Lindley
July 09, 2015
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Creating Validation with RadDatePicker and RadWindow for WP7
When allowing users to select a date value in your applications, one of the obvious issues is ensuring that they aren’t allowed to pick a value like December 24th, 563. Thankfully, the developers for our Windows Phone team have incorporated some properties to help prevent this. Step 1 – Min and Max Value Properties The easy way to make this happen is to simply set a MinValue and MaxValue. In our scenario, we will say that we are scheduling appointments for some event in the future, therefore we can easily set out MinValue and MaxValue either via Xaml: <telerikInput:RadDatePicker x:Name="xRadDatePicker" Grid.Row="1" VerticalAlignment="Center" MinValue="5-6-2011" MaxValue="11-6-2011"/> Or since we can’t hard-code a...May 07, 2011
by Evan Hutnick
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First-class charting solution for Windows Phone 7... Delivering…
As you might have already read Valio’s blog or have stopped by our booth at MIX11 and seen our WP7 demos, we are currently focused on delivering a highly performing charting solution to our users. As with every control or feature we are aiming high - exceptional performance, intuitive and easy-to-use model and pixel-perfectness are some of the major tasks we have setup. We have spent literally months of research, starting from high-level concepts, chart domain knowledge, architecture and ending with implementation details like logical trees, extremely fast home-grown property store and entirely custom layout system. Every single detail has been verified...April 13, 2011 -
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Bringing Data Virtualization to RadDataBoundListBox for Windows Phone 7
Since its introduction the RadDataBoundListBox has been constantly optimized and extended to bring the great UX it delivers today for WP7: both in terms of data processing and UX. It was clear from the beginning that UI virtualization brings great value for a fast performing Windows Phone 7 application but we had some further mighty plans for this control and now we can proudly demonstrate some early bits of a new, fully integrated mechanism for virtualizing data (yes, not only UI!). What does this actually mean? Well, in a nutshell, data virtualization means that you do not need to download the whole list...April 13, 2011 -
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30 Customers’ WP7 Apps Built with RadControls Uploaded on the Showcase Section
Big thanks to 14 more customers who were kind enough to send me their Windows Phone 7 apps built with Telerik RadControls. And for their patience as well, since it took me a while. It’s great to hear that some of those apps are in the top selling positions in their categories. Visit our Showcase gallery if you want to learn more. If you have an application built with RadControls for Windows Phone and uploaded on the Marketplace, send it to me at windowsphoneapps@telerik.com . I’ll be happy to add it to our Showcase gallery.April 08, 2011 -
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Make Your Own Live Tiles with RadControls for Windows Phone 7
Without a doubt one of the coolest features of the Windows Phone 7 (WP7) platform sits on the home screen in the form of Live Tiles. For those with lesser mobile operating systems, a Live Tile is a large icon that represents your application on the home screen of a WP7 device that allows for live updates. Examples of these are seeing Facebook updates pop in for a pinned person on your phone, weather alerts popping up in WeatherBug, or something as simple as your Exchange email rolling up the numbers as new emails come in. To give an example,...April 08, 2011
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