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Hi,
I am currently trying to convert *some* of the functionality presented in the Dashboard Designer for WPF (referred to as dd from now on) to a Silverlight App. I have taken the demo example in diagrams.silverlight that used the designtoolbox to house shapes and made it hold a so called 'textshapeitem' (see dd example). All works until I try to drag and drop an item from the toolbox to the diagram surface. I get an unhandled application exception in RadDiagram.OnDrop (which I can't debug).
I can't see anything in the dd example that makes the diagram surface any different from the surface used in the other examples, so I'm wondering what I'm doing wrong.
Any suggestion or hints are appreciated.
Michael
I am currently trying to convert *some* of the functionality presented in the Dashboard Designer for WPF (referred to as dd from now on) to a Silverlight App. I have taken the demo example in diagrams.silverlight that used the designtoolbox to house shapes and made it hold a so called 'textshapeitem' (see dd example). All works until I try to drag and drop an item from the toolbox to the diagram surface. I get an unhandled application exception in RadDiagram.OnDrop (which I can't debug).
I can't see anything in the dd example that makes the diagram surface any different from the surface used in the other examples, so I'm wondering what I'm doing wrong.
Any suggestion or hints are appreciated.
Michael
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Francois Vanderseypen
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answered on 29 Mar 2012, 06:28 AM
Michael,
I posted a lightweight version of the dashboard on the code library take a look. There are indeed some not so obvious tricks, but I hope this sample gets you on the right path.
Hope it helps, Fr.
I posted a lightweight version of the dashboard on the code library take a look. There are indeed some not so obvious tricks, but I hope this sample gets you on the right path.
Hope it helps, Fr.