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  • WP7: Learning to read/write to isolated storage

    0 comments  /  posted by  Silverlight Show  on  Apr 11, 2011 (1 week ago)
    Tags: Isolated Storage , Windows Phone 7 , Derik Whittaker

    SilverlightShow Page for all Silverlight and Windows Phone 7 (WP7) things on TwitterIn this video, Derik Whittaker explains how to read and write data to Isolated Storage for Silverlight on the Windows Phone 7 platform.

    Source: DIMECAST.net

    Since the WP7 platform does not have a built in RDMS system you must utilized Isolated Storage in order to persist data between runs. We will look at how to both read and write data using 2 different techniques in this episode.


  • Getting the Silverlight Toolkit Controls to work on WP7

    0 comments  /  posted by  Svetla Stoycheva  on  Aug 11, 2010 (8 months ago)
    Tags: Silverlight Control Toolkit , WP7 , Derik Whittaker

    Derik Whittaker shared his experience with using Silverlight Control Toolkit for Silverlight 3 with Windows Phone 7.

    As we get closer to the launch of WP7 (Windows Phone 7) more and more developers are starting to play around with the SDK and build out applications. Since WP7 supports Silverlight 3+ (3+ means it is basically Silverlight 3 w/ some tweaks to work in a multi-touch environment) it is logical to think that you should be able to use the Silverlight Control Toolkit for Silverlight 3.

    However if you simply take the binaries from the source on codeplex and try to use them with say the expander control you are going to get runtime errors.  The errors revolve around the GlobalCalendar, but they are very easy to fix (assuming you do not need the global calendar control).