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Hi Yudi,
Thanks a lot for the quick reply and wonderful solution which is brilliant.
Wonderful explanation which helps me understand how to use this excellent control.
Would love if all this finds a way into your documentation.
Thanks once again for all the help.... Great show and wonderful support
Balachander
Thanks for the screen shot which actually solved my problem.
The link was present earlier but the date on the link 23rd Nov 2011 had me fooled !
Your announcement on 24th Jan 2012 that SP1 is released made me think that the date should read 2012.
My apologies
Regards
Thanks Yudi
Hi Tome,
Great to see your version of the authentication. Looks good and easy to get started with.
I have already modified Andrzej's code and customized it for our company's specific requirement of keeping the user / security / menu within a separate database.
Thanks and Keep up the good work
Hi Riendy,
Have received the build by email. Thanks.
Will test and revert in a couple of days
Hi Riendy,Have not received your nightly build at my email mlcmds@vsnl.com.Could you send it again please. RegardsBalachanderHi Balachander,Regarding to your issue, it has been fixed by our development team. I've sent you a nightly build to your email.Please let me know the result after this nightly build applied.Best regards.Riendy
Have not received your nightly build at my email mlcmds@vsnl.com.
Could you send it again please.
Hi Balachander,
Regarding to your issue, it has been fixed by our development team. I've sent you a nightly build to your email.Please let me know the result after this nightly build applied.
Best regards.Riendy
Hello Jimmy,Thanks once again for the insight into the design perspective of choosing to not use MEF but design your own extensibility API !! RegardsBalachanderHello Balachander,We require our solution to be Silverlight version independence which is why we don't want to design our extensibility API based on MEF. Currently, our API works in Silverlight 3, 4 and 5. This also allows our solution to provide unified API to other platforms like WPF and Windows Phone 7.Hope this helps,Jimmy
Hello Jimmy,
Thanks once again for the insight into the design perspective of choosing to not use MEF but design your own extensibility API !!
Hello Balachander,We require our solution to be Silverlight version independence which is why we don't want to design our extensibility API based on MEF. Currently, our API works in Silverlight 3, 4 and 5. This also allows our solution to provide unified API to other platforms like WPF and Windows Phone 7.Hope this helps,Jimmy
As a workaround I have managed to achieve the above using the following
This does precisely what I wanted viz. Binding a KeyBoard combination Ctrl+Shift+S to the save command.
The above can also be achieved in the XAML by the below code by binding the SaveChangesCommand exposed by the viewmodel.
<Grid.Resources> <Intersoft:CommandReference x:Key="SaveCommand" Command="{Binding SaveChangesCommand}" /> </Grid.Resources>--> <Intersoft:CommandManager.InputBindings> <Intersoft:InputBindingCollection> <Intersoft:KeyBinding Command="{StaticResource SaveCommand}" Gesture="Control+Shift+S" /> </Intersoft:InputBindingCollection> </Intersoft:CommandManager.InputBindings>
Hi Riendy, Yes I did mean customize the keystroke to Save command like ctrl + s You have already provided that for edit F2, Reject edit Esc, Enter to enter Edit Mode etc... Arrow Keys for moving across records and Fields much like excel interface It is very good and intutive.... Great Job on the UxGridview especially managing CUD with very little code The UXGridView is normally used for Data Entry Forms and hence operation without resorting to mouse would be a great advantage in terms of speed of Data Entry Hence the request for mapping Both Save and Reject Changes operation which comes up in the form of a Tick Mark and a Cross Mark at the bottom of the grid. Customization of the keystroke mapping would be very helpful like your RoutedUICommand where we can map KeyGestures... Also would be very helpful if you can provide ShortCutKeys for Movement across Tabs and fields / Activating Buttons much like how in Microsoft Excel when we press Alt key all the Shortcuts become visible !!RegardsBalachanderHi Balachander,Did you mean customize the keystroke to trigger SaveCommand in UXGridView ? For example, ctrl+s to save the changes ? So far, we do not provide a property to customize the SaveCommand. We also cannot set the KeyStroke manually to trigger SaveCommand.Would you please describe me more detail about your scenario ? If this is a common scenario, maybe our development team will consider it as user experience, so they will provide a property to handle your scenario.Regards.Riendy
Hi Balachander,Did you mean customize the keystroke to trigger SaveCommand in UXGridView ? For example, ctrl+s to save the changes ? So far, we do not provide a property to customize the SaveCommand. We also cannot set the KeyStroke manually to trigger SaveCommand.Would you please describe me more detail about your scenario ? If this is a common scenario, maybe our development team will consider it as user experience, so they will provide a property to handle your scenario.
Regards.Riendy
I was not mentioning about scroll bar.
Up arrow and Down arrow on grid do not respond when the UxGrid is defined within the UxScrollViewer.
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