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<blockquote class="FQ"><div class="FQA">Kevin Marois wrote:</div>Let me ask the question this way, so I'm clear...<BR> <BR>In the PC
version, when the New button is clicked in the JobCenter, I need to add a tab
and put a JobView control on a it. I have been doing all of this in the VM, but
it's wrong. What is the right way to do this? An example would be great, if you
know of one.<BR></blockquote>
I forgot to address this part in my original response.
Basically, your New button would send a command to the VM and the VM would add an object to its "TabItemCollection" that the tab control is bound to. Stylized with the DataTemplate of course to bind the properties correctly.
So you might have something like:
class ViewInfo
{
string Title;
UserControl UserControl;
}
ObservableCollection<ViewInfo> Tabs;
the tab title would be bound to the ViewInfo.Title property. and the Tab content would be bound to the ViewInfo.UserControl property.
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How to perform file transfer same like as it happen in teamviewer and ammyy before in wpf
i want to open a window in which on the left side i get complete directories of my own system and on the right side i get all the directories of remote system in wpf using c#
can anyone halp me in it, to give me just an idea only
i dont want to access any remote system using theri network username and password i jst want to access it through their ip addresses
someone please help me in it, to give me an idea on it
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Arun kumar Gautam wrote: i dont want to access any remote system using theri network username and password i jst want to access it through their ip addresses
Then you will need a client application (like an ftp server) on the remote system that will give you the directory details and manage the data transfers.
Veni, vidi, abiit domum
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bt ftp also needs client system username and password
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Then you need to write your own client agent that allows you to connect without it.
Also please use the correct forum in future, this is not a WPF/Silverlight issue.
Veni, vidi, abiit domum
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Hi,
if you do use Socket Programming, there no need to credential of Remote server just use ip address.
mohit Saxena
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thnks mohit i really appreciate ur help.
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But remember, you will still need a program on the remote system that will listen for and accept socket connect requests.
Veni, vidi, abiit domum
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Hi... So I'm creating a column collection for a data grid in the code behind because I don't know the number of columns needed until run time. I need to bind the background color to a converter but i'm not sure how to do it. The background property is typed as a Brush, but of course the converter is a binding... so how do I get this working? In the code below, the "DataMemberBinding" works because that property is a binding type... So I just need to get the background working.
Thanks,
Sam.
Dim c = New Telerik.Windows.Controls.GridViewDataColumn With {.Header = sched.ShipName,
.IsReadOnly = True,
.IsFilterable = True,
.IsSortable = True,
.Background = New System.Windows.Data.Binding With {.Converter = New BackgroundColorConverter(),
.ConverterParameter = (s + 1).ToString},
.IsGroupable = False,
.ShowFieldFilters = True,
.ShowDistinctFilters = False,
.DataMemberBinding = New System.Windows.Data.Binding With {.Converter = New ColumnConverter(),
.ConverterParameter = (s + 1).ToString}
}
columnCollection.Add(c)
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Try something like this:
Dim column As New GridViewDataColumn With
{
.Header = sched.ShipName,
.IsReadOnly = True,
.IsFilterable = True,
.IsSortable = True,
.IsGroupable = False,
.ShowFieldFilters = True,
.ShowDistinctFilters = False,
.DataMemberBinding = New Binding With
{
.Converter = New ColumnConverter(),
.ConverterParameter = (s + 1).ToString
}
}
Dim backgroundBinding As New Binding With
{
.Converter = New BackgroundColorConverter(),
.ConverterParameter = (s + 1).ToString},
}
column.SetBinding(GridViewDataColumn.BackgroundProperty, backgroundBinding)
"These people looked deep within my soul and assigned me a number based on the order in which I joined."
- Homer
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Thanks for the reply. SetBinding doesn't exist on the GridViewDataColumn type though... I did figure it out, however:
Dim c = New Telerik.Windows.Controls.GridViewDataColumn With {.Header = sched.ShipName,
.IsReadOnly = True,
.IsFilterable = True,
.IsSortable = True,
.IsGroupable = False,
.ShowFieldFilters = True,
.ShowDistinctFilters = False,
.DataMemberBinding = New System.Windows.Data.Binding With {.Converter = New ColumnConverter(),
.ConverterParameter = (s + 1).ToString}
}
Dim backgroundBinding As New System.Windows.Data.Binding With {.Converter = New BackgroundColorConverter,
.ConverterParameter = (s + 1).ToString}
backgroundBinding.Source = c
System.Windows.Data.BindingOperations.SetBinding(c, Telerik.Windows.Controls.GridViewDataColumn.BackgroundProperty, backgroundBinding)
columnCollection.Add(c)
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USAFHokie80 wrote: SetBinding doesn't exist on the GridViewDataColumn type
The BindingOperations.SetBinding method is an extension method. If you import the System.Windows.Data namespace, you'll be able to call it as c.SetBinding(...).
"These people looked deep within my soul and assigned me a number based on the order in which I joined."
- Homer
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Hi,
You can use DataGrid_AutoGeneratedColumns() event and set the datagrid.ColumnHeaderStyle,
can set background color ,fore-color etc,with help ColumnHeaderStyle Property.
I hope that it is useful for you.
Thanks
Mohit Saxena
mohit Saxena
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Hi.
I have 2 DatePicker control in WPF Windows (start date and end date).
Where User should be able to select start date and end date.
End date should be lass then and not equal to end date.
I want to give validation when user leave the end date(DatePicker control) at that time.
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I have a SL/WPF application that populates a datagrid. The button contains this code:
MyDomainContext context = new MyDomainContext();
dataGrid1.ItemsSource = context.DBTables;
context.Load(context.GetTwoDataBasesQuery());
The DomainServices.cs contains:
public IQueryable<DBTable>GetTwoDataBases()
{
return this.ObjectContext.DBTables;
}
This code works fine but returns all columns in the context
I need to return only two columns so changed is as follows
public IQueryable<DBTable>GetTwoDataBases()
{
return GetDBTables().Select(m => new { m.col1, m.col2 });
}
But code has errors, does not accept the "return" .
how do I get col1 and col2?
Many thanX
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Can any one help me to write style for 2 textbox which should take input like Latitude , Longitude. with validation 
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And which format will be used - degrees, minutes, seconds, ...?
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psst - Yogi say thank you properly and give him an up vote (little arrows beside the title)
Never underestimate the power of human stupidity
RAH
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We can expose a button as ActiveX contol method. Also we can expose a button as MEF plug-in. My question is can use MEF logic for exposing the button instead of exposing the button using ActiveX control. Please let me know the effectiveness of using the button in both ways. The usabilty of that button is for testing purpose.
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I have a Radgridview contains some rows i need to preview the telerik radgridview items first then i need to print the specified document (if i have 5 radgridview items i need to display each row in each page with radgridview header.
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Try this[^] - it may provide some insight.
Posting this on the Telerik forum might give you some solution.
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