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Posted: March 23, 2011 7:03 AM

Hi TheFlo,

Thank you for your interest in our UXGridView control.

Yes, the filter bar will be implemented in the UXGridView RTM which is due in the next several weeks. Our current nightly build already includes the feature (which didn't make it in the RC), and the filtering technique will also be completely MVVM-friendly.

Cheers,
Jimmy

Posted: March 22, 2011 10:56 PM

Hello Robert,

Thanks for your response!

You have just crossed to the areas where our framework is really strong at. Yes, our ClientUI suite includes navigation framework that allows seamless navigation to external XAP packages. Best of all, you can still use the same user-friendly URI mapping which maps to an external XAP. Downloading and installing to isolated storage are supported out-of-the-box.

Read about our supercharged Silverlight navigation here.

Some useful links for you to quick getting started:

Let me know if you have any other questions.

Hope this helps,
Jimmy

Posted: March 22, 2011 1:11 AM

Hi Robert,

UXGridView CTP is now out, including the IsReadOnlyBinding that you requested.

Check it out here.

Cheers,
Jimmy

Posted: March 19, 2011 10:47 PM

Hi Bill,

Make sure the AssemblyInfo.cs contains the assembly:Guid attribute. This is required in both Silverlight and WPF applications for the licensing to work properly.

Jimmy

Posted: March 15, 2011 12:07 PM

Hi Robert,

Thank you for your interest in UXGridView. We appreciated your feedback and feature requests.

Just want to confirm that the IsReadOnlyBinding will be implemented in both the Row and Cell level in the upcoming UXGridView RC release, which is due in the next couple days.

At the meantime, please review our latest CTP bits and test-drive our comprehensive MVVM support for the data validation and editing. Feel free to post your feedback and questions in the forum.

Cheers,
Jimmy


Posted: March 11, 2011 10:52 PM

All,

Thank you for your report about the business template issue in WCF RIA SP1. As the SP1 of both Visual Studio 2010 and WCF RIA have shipped last week, we will fully support them in the upcoming ClientUI release.

Regards,
Jimmy

Posted: March 8, 2011 6:44 AM

Terry,

You can find the UXGridView assemblies in the "Assemblies" folder as soon as you extracted the zip file.

The CTP release doesn't automatically install the controls to the toolbox. If you wish to install it to the toolbox, you can add the control from the Intersoft.Client.UI.Data assembly.

To use the UXGridView in your project, make sure you reference to the following assemblies:

  • Intersoft.Client.UI.Data (core assembly that contains UXGridView and other data controls)
  • Intersoft.Client.Data.ComponentModel.dll (for MVVM and QueryDescriptor)
  • Intersoft.Client.Data.Provider.Ria.dll (if you're using WCF RIA Services)
  • or Intersoft.Client.Data.Provider.DevForce.dll (if you're using DevForce)

Hope this helps,
Jimmy

Posted: March 8, 2011 6:17 AM

The target element should be outside the ContentTransition. Try to move the SlideImage out from the content, then see if the transition works properly.

Hope this helps,
Jimmy

We're partnering with DevForce for the data access service which you can learn more here.

In such case, the master table (mostly infrequently-changed records for lookup) will be retrieved on the application startup and stored in the entity. DevForce automatically store a local copy of the cache. This allows you to bind the data in any number of forms without data reload.

You can find many of our examples that use DevForce in our latest UXGridView MVVM sample, check it out here.

Hope this helps,
Jimmy

Currently, the UXSearchBox cannot have an initial value because the ItemsSource is not yet populated.

This would require a specific data-aware ComboBox control that takes advantage of server-side capability, while still able to assign the initial value and text (with conformance to MVVM pattern as well). I've created a control request for this specific needs to be added to our roadmap this year.

- Jimmy

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