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Solved -> Panorama control for WP7 not sliding initially
[Download the solution project] There is a very weird issue in the current implementation of the Windows Phone 7 Panorama control. If you create an application that has the panorama control on its home page (and this is usually the case) you will notice that the initial sliding effect that exists in the Panorama control will not be played on the device. In the emulator everything seems to be running just fine. The other strange thing is that if you tombstone the application and the active it again the sliding effect of the panorama will be played. We had this problem in Telerik ToDo application and after a... -
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Service Pack 1 for TeamPulse R1 released
Last week, we released the first TeamPulse 2011 R1 service pack, it enhances the tools overall usage and introduces some bug fixes. For more details about this release check the release notes and download the latest version from your account. Along with the service pack, the TeamPulse team is also working hard on the new R2 release, targeted for Mid-August. So stay tuned! The TeamPulse teamMay 27, 2021 1 min read -
Mobile
Windows Phone 7 MVVM #6 - RadChart
I definitely hinted at a bit more visual of an example today in my last blog post in the Telerik Windows Phone 7 MVVM Series – so here we are today with the beta of RadChart for Windows Phone and a couple of examples of how these charts aren’t only insanely fast but easy to use for us developers. We’ve been working with MVVM for a while now, so rather than taking any time to discuss the benefits of this approach or any related goodness, I want to jump right into the viewmodel first so that we can spend more time talking... -
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PDF Export with RadChart for Silverlight
Every now and then when discussing the RadChart export options with customers, we receive the inquiry whether it is possible to export the control to PDF as well. The answer is – YES, it is definitely possible! While the chart control itself does not provide this feature out-of-the-box, you can easily build upon its export-to-image functionality and export it to PDF using our Documents Format Providers (also part of the RadControls for Silverlight suite). Basically, all you need to do is construct a document model based on the contents you want to export, and then pass the document to the PdfFormatProvider. Note... -
Desktop
The Impact of Windows 8
(This article is a re-post from the Telerik Watch blog by Todd Anglin) By now, you've no doubt seen the first preview of Microsoft's follow-up to the hit Windows 7 release (if not, take five minutes and check-out the video on YouTube - don't worry, it's "official" and not a leak). Windows 8 finally has a name and a face, and we finally have a (public) glimpse of where Microsoft is driving the modern OS experience. The preview does not dive deep or provide the full story for Windows 8 (expect more details as Microsoft marches towards the September Windows 8 "BUILD" conference), but it does highlight... -
Mobile
Creating Loading Animation for Telerik WP7 Listbox
[Download the application source code] We've got a lot of requests lately for adding animations in our own implementation of ListBox for WP7 - the RadDataBoundListbox. So we decided that we will add animations for the following scenarios: - when the listbox is initially loaded, - when the listbox is inside Pivot and the selected pivot item is changed, - when items are added/removed from the ItemsSource and the new/old items are in the viewport of the control. This functionality will be available very soon out of the box. So in this blog post I'll show you how to create your own implementation of initial loading animation... -
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Windows Phone 7 MVVM # 5 - RadDate & Time Pickers
Of course the first thing on my mind after returning from a nice long summer vacation is continuing the RadControls for Windows Phone 7 MVVM series of blog posts and adding more examples to our working project of how you can quickly and easily start using our WP7 controls with the MVVM pattern. While I’m working on something pretty cool for later in the week (hint: it may involve something like this), I wanted to show you how you can pretty quickly get both RadDatePicker and RadTimePicker working with MVVM. (( Heads up! I’ve upgraded this project to utilize the Q2 2011... -
Desktop WPF
Using the Multiple Selection of the RadCalendar control for Silverlight and WPF with MVVM
Developing and supporting MVVM applications is easy and effective. That's why we want to create MVVM applications that follow this pattern. Sometimes the controls we use have some limitations. For example, list properties, which are read-only and do not allow us to create an appropriate binding to our view-models. It is normal for properties of list type to be read-only, because this is considered a good practice, but it becomes a problem for the MVVM pattern. In the ItemsControl this problem is solved with two properties - Items and ItemsSource. This blog post is about an example that demonstrates how to create... -
People
A Whole Lot Of Learning At the CINNUG Web Development FireStarter
This past Saturday, the Cincinnati .NET Users Group (CINNUG) hosted another FireStarter, this one on Web Development. Never been to a FireStarter? The FireStarter concept is designed to light a fire under developers who are beginners or novices at a certain technology. This one, hosted at the Cincinnati Microsoft office, focused on Web Development. We started the day with the “Battle of the 5s” – Silverlight 5 (by Bill Steele) and HTML 5 (by Brian Carter) gave really good perspectives on certainly the most discussed topic of the day (in light of the Windows 8 announcements). Over lunch we held a panel... -
Mobile
Windows Phone Garage Events
There will be two Windows Phone Garages in South Carolina next week. Join Glen Gordon, Chris Craft, and myself on June 16th in Columbia, SC, or join Glen Gordon, Chris G. Williams, and myself on June 17th in Greenville, SC. These will be a blast, and by participating you can win a brand new Windows Phone! You will build a Windows Phone application at the Windows Phone Garage, and if you use Telerik RadControls for Windows Phone, you may walk away with a license to use them! The trial comes with examples to get you started, but I’ll be on hand...
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