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hi guy's
I want to develop an application(control pc via wp7 ) but the WP7's screen show the PC's screen.
So how I can do it? what I need (protocol RDP, TCP/IP)???
and how can I do a connection between WP7 and PC?
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You have asked this same question many times, and haven't received an answer yet. Doesn't this tell you that we expect you to work this out for yourself? What research have you done to help yourself?
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A web service would be a possible communication approach.
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Just get a VNC client on your phone and set up a VNC server on your PC. Why waste time reinventing this?
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hi,,
I was wonder how can i show the value of and dealing with other programmatically
For example .. We do it in winfrm like this>>
combobo1.displaymember="name"
combobox1.mebmervalue="no"
how can i do it ??
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I want to use validator for validation and warning purpose at entity level, is it possible?
Suppose I have Email-Id property in PersonalDetail entity, Now I have applied two validator 1st is Required validator and second is Length(20).
If user not insert anything in email textbox then validation should fire and stop user to create new deatil, but if user has insert email id but it's length in less then 20, then there will be only warning message, but entity will allow user to create detail...
Is it possible in Silverlight with the use of validator.
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Hi All,
Long time since I posted here! Hope we're all well.
I'm literally on my last day on my current contract and this topic has just been floated!!
I've built a PRISM / WPF / R based application for this contract and they have decided to investigate offering it as a web based thing as well.
Anyway, I've just been having a play with Project Linker and so far I'm seeing it as more of a hinderance than a benefit. Yes it does some fiddling for you but the fact that it will only work WITHIN a single solution (as far as I can tell) is a tad annoying.
I think I'd prefer to have two solutions and manage the linking manually. Crazy???
I've got the team here using ReSharper and it's frankly rendered that more or less useless in terms of reporting false positives on the solution wide analysis. It's annoying already on a tiny test project with two class files! Moving this into production on the app would be a nightmare!
Does anyone have any practical tips or suggestions for using Project Linker in a more useful manner. Right now I'm leaning towards careful manual management of linking files that we want to reuse in both WPF and Silverlight.
If I'm slightly annoyed by it already moving this into production will only compound that imho ...
Jammer
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A word of caution, mate, from the dark side of having done this in the past. If you haven't designed your application for multi-targetting from the get go, there are all sorts of little incompatibility issues that crop up and bite you. The reason is simple - Silverlight is not WPF. WPF provides features that just aren't available in Silverlight, so if you've used any of those features, you have rework to do.
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Hey Pete,
Yeah, this I've heard from a number of people and in my write up on this topic I've prepared them for building sufficient time into the project going forward for re-tooling.
Luckily we have used PRISM which should help a little and we already have a good set of 3rd party controls from a single supplier (Infragistics) for both platforms which should at least provide some look and feel consistency.
I've also suggested doing some spikes first to get a better feel for a more accurate effort commitment that may be required. Based on that the next step would be to convert to multi-targetting and only then start the next phases of development.
Project Linker is not my friend!!! 
Jammer
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Jammer wrote: I'm literally on my last day on my current contract and this topic has just been floated!!
I see a contract extension in the offing. Really on the LAST day!
Never underestimate the power of human stupidity
RAH
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I have an app that has 4 buttons on a grid row. The text and image of the buttons change based off various conditions.
So all 4 buttons are coded in the XAML like this:
<Button Command="{Binding Button0Command}"
Margin="3"
IsEnabled="{Binding Button0Enabled}"
Visibility="{Binding Button0Visible, Converter={StaticResource BoolToVisConverter}}">
<StackPanel Orientation="Horizontal">
<Image Source="{Binding Button0Image}"
VerticalAlignment="Center"/>
<TextBox Text="{Binding Button0Text}"
VerticalAlignment="Center"/>
</StackPanel>
</Button>
The question is, how do you create a template so that I don't have to copy this XAML for each button? Remember that there are 2 content items - the image and the text.
Thanks
Everything makes sense in someone's mind
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In my SL app i'm printing some Document with the PrintDocument, and when i call the Print() method it show the print dialog where i can select the printer.
In ControlPanel->Printers i have a printer with custom settings and it's not the default printer. If I print on this printer from SL it's doen't print right beacuse it doesn't take the corect printer settings.
But if i set the printer as Default Printer and try to print from SL , it take right printer settings and print right.
I tierd to describe the scenario through this post : http://dchamba.blogspot.it/2012/04/silverlight-printing-issue.html
How can i solve this problem ??
Thanks
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Silverlight runs in a sandboxed environment and thus you cannot change the default printer via its application.
You might be able to do this if you run the application with elevated permissions (and as an out of browser one).
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Thanks for the answer Brother.
I don't want to change the default printer.
I want that every Printer i select from the PrintDialogBox has the settings that i setted from ControlPanel.
For now only the default printer has the correct Printer Settings.
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how can i get cell value from wpf datagrid?
this code, wich used to validate data (email adress) from datagrid
private void button2_Click(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)
{
Validator v =new Validator();// class...
String item = dgv1.CurrentCell.Item.ToString();
if (v.validate(item))
{
MessageBox.Show("ok");
}
else
{
MessageBox.Show("no");
}
}
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Wake UP - you need to do it right, work with the data not the control. You have a collection bound to the datagrid and you should have a selected object (an item of the collection) validate the data in the selected object not the control content.
Never underestimate the power of human stupidity
RAH
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A similar question was asked before. See the answers given here[^].
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Hi,
I think if u are assigning a Observable collection to a datagrid, & the binding are 2 way mode then changes done on any object will be reflected on both.
so need the cell value. its like this
ObservableCollection s = new ObservableCollectio();
datagrid1.ItemSource = s;
s[0].Columnname
0 will be the row, in this way u can access the cell value.
Regads,
Satish Pai
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hi all,
i want to close my wpf window when i click mouse out side the wpf window.
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Hi,
Does the Window has a MDI form or such ?
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If this is a window contained inside another WPF window, a good way to do this is have the window you want closing actually be a Popup. Set StaysOpen = false on the Popup, and it will close when you click outside the popup area.
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Put a Close() method in the Deactivated event of the window.
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I have a list of items defined in a ListView. When user click or tap any item, I want to show a PopupMenu just above the selected Item. How should I position the PopupMenu?
varmenu =newPopupMenu();
menu.Commands.Add(
newUICommand("Remove", (x) =>
{...
}, 1));
var chosenCommand =awaitmenu.ShowForSelectionAsync(GetElementRect((FrameworkElement)sender));
Rect GetElementRect(FrameworkElement element)
{
GeneralTransform buttonTransform = element.TransformToVisual(null);
Pointpoint = buttonTransform.TransformPoint(newPoint());
returnnewRect(point,newSize(element.ActualWidth, element.ActualHeight));
}
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Dear friend,
Better way is use a context menu for the list & click on the list.
Onn click event of the list
ContextMenuService.GetContextMenu(listname).IsOpen = true;
List_MouseRightButtonDown
e.Handled = true;
Hope this may help u
Regards,
Satish
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