I am trying to port some code using DevExpress XtraGrid to Wpf. What is the equivalent of RepositoryItem in their WPF suite?
In the DXGrid each editor has the helper class (the BaseEditSettings descendant) responsible for the editor's functionality.
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I am developing the menu webpart using the asp.net Menu control in user control page for sharepoint 2010. I want to make available properties and methods of menu to developer (API). SO i need to either override all the menu control members in custom class which extends Menu. but it is not abstract control right? so how i can do this? How i can make available to developers to extend the menu control ? is i need to write extension methods for menu control ? please guide. I am using VS 2010 with 3.5 framework.
a simple google search emits this
What is infragistics netadvantage ? What is it basically related for ?
Netadvantage is the name for the Infragistics third party controls for .Net applications. They have ASP.Net, jQuery, Winforms, Silverlight and WPF controls. They are much like DevExpress, Telerik or ComponentOne.
I think specifically, Netadvantage is the name of one of there packages which contains licenses for a number of (or most of) the controls mentioned above.
NetAdvantage for ASP.NET gives you a set of UX controls and components that saves you a lot of time coding.
You can check its samples to see what controls that are missing in VisualStudio`s "Default" controls are available.
Is this still available? I am unable to find it when I try to add it to my Toolbox.
It is not a default asp.net Control as far as I know, maybe the control you're looking for is a third party control?
The Asp.net Ajax Control Toolkit has Tabs, that might do what you want.
I have an assembly with custom ASP.NET server controls that is used in several, mostly in-house, ASP.NET 2.0 applications. The server controls use simple modal popup messageboxes, which are currently implemented using the javascript alert and confirm functions.
I want to release a new version of this assembly that uses a better solution for messageboxes, including support for Yes/No buttons.
Ideally the appearance would be something like a simplified version of the Ajax Control Toolkit ModalPopup extender (sample here).
My constraints are that this should be as easy as possible to integrate into existing ASP.NET 2.0 applications without introducing new dependencies: ideally just drop in a new version of the assembly, that contains all the javascript it needs as an embedded resource, and possibly a CSS file.
Because of this constraint, I am not considering solutions I've seen that use jquery, or the ASP.NET Ajax Control Toolkit, which appears to require adding elements to pages that use the extenders (ScriptManagers and the like).
Any recommendations?
This might help..a javascript example: How to code a JavaScript modal popup (to replace Ajax)?
In windows applications we can change the ListView's column width by just dragging the header of the column. How can I done that in a ASP.NET ListView?
ASP.NET listview does not support that feature. You can make your own implementation using a combination of ASP.NET and Javascript (or ASP.NET AJAX or JQuery).
I would recommend looking at the Telerik RadControls for ASP.NET.
Specifically check out the demos for:
Grid
ListView
DevExpress also makes some great control packages as well that might suit your needs. I haven't come across very many great 'free' ajax enabled grid controls that I would recommend unfortunately.
You can also look on the ASP.NET site for a list of controls.