(Bogdan Zamfir) One of the basic components of any application is the menu system. It allows users to navigate across the application and launch the modules. Menu components should be customizable both on look and feel and functionality, and user should be able to develop and integrate them easily i
Tag: Development
ResourceDictionary in WPF
(Raj Kumar) The items in a ResourceDictionary are not immediately processed when application code is loaded by a XAML loader. Instead, the ResourceDictionary persists as an object, and the individual values are processed only when they are specifically requested.
Silverlight – Creating Image Map with Hotspots
(Bryian Tan) Recently I was working on a Silverlight application and one of the pages contains a graphic. One of the requirements is that the graphic should contain clickable regions (Hotspots) and display a dynamic navigation menu when the end users click on it. An image that contains one or more H
Populating Hierarchical Data Using Model Binders in ASP.NET MVC Application
(AzamSharp) ASP.NET MVC exposes the model binder feature which allows the developer to bind the data to a particular model. This is a very powerful feature since now the framework can correctly populate the model from the form values which can be persisted, updated based on the required action. In t
Debugging Native memory leaks with Debug Diag 1.1
(Tess Ferrandez) I often get questions about debugging native memory leaks. In other words, cases where you have high memory usage in your application but you can see that .net memory usage is not all that high.
Creating A Bidirectional Infinite Scroll Page With jQuery And ColdFusion
(Ben Nadel) A few days ago, I explored the concept of creating an “infinite scroll” effect using jQuery (with AJAX) and ColdFusion. The idea behind infinite scrolling is that as the user scrolls down the page, more content is dynamically appended to the content area such that the user can keep scrol
Search Engine Friendly URL’s Using Routing in ASP.Net 3.5
(Satheesh Babu) Routing is a technique which enables us to use a descriptive, search engine and human friendly URL’s for ASP.Net application to access a resource. In this technique, the URL will not map to a resource physically. For example, in a normal asp.net application, the URL “http://localhost
ASP.NET MVC 2: Model Validation
(Scott Guthrie) This is the second in a series of blog posts I’m doing on the upcoming ASP.NET MVC 2 release. This blog post covers some of the validation improvements coming with ASP.NET MVC 2.
Updating From the Client with jQuery
(Peter Vogel) In an earlier article Integrating jQuery, Web Services, AJAX and ASP.NET , I integrated Web Services, jQuery, and ASP.NET to create a page that retrieved a single customer object and made it available for updating in a web page. Last week’s column, Defining Templates with jTemplate , e
DataGrid Column Resize in Silverlight 3
(Diptimaya Patra) In this article, we will see how we can resize the DataGrid Column after Row Delete Operation from the DataGrid.
