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  • Programmatic Silverlight Tree View Control Node Expansion using View Model (MVVM)

    0 comments  /  posted by  Silverlight Show  on  Oct 25, 2010 (1 month ago)
    Tags: Tree View Control , MVVM , View Models , Michael Washington
    In this article, Michael Washington explains programmatically selecting a Silverlight Tree View Control node using View Model (MVVM).

    Source: The Code Project

    When using the Silverlight Tree View Control, you will discover that it is not easy to expand a Tree Node programmatically without using code behind. This article shows how to do that using a Behavior.

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  • The Tree View Control

    0 comments  /  posted by  Silverlight Show  on  Feb 02, 2009 (more than a year ago)
    Tags: Tree View Control , DataBinding

    Jesse Liberty has done a great work with the Tree View Control. In the article he is looking at two examples: the TreeView raw, and then using DataBinding with a tiny bit of customization.

    Jesse:
    The Tree View control is ideal for displaying hierarchical data. While there is a great deal you can do with this control, in its simplest form it is fairly straightforward to work with, once you grok the essential recursiveness it demands (well, requests strongly).

  • Silverlight News for November 20, 2008

    0 comments  /  posted by  Silverlight Show  on  Nov 20, 2008 (more than a year ago)
    Tags: TreeView control , Expression Newsletter , DataGrid with Excel support , WPF and "Twistori" , game controls , Expression Blend 2 Tip , Silverlight clientaccesspolicy.xml files for the Enterprise , Silverligt Mesh-enabled web application

    Justin Angel talks about the TreeView control, which is part of the new Silverlight Toolkit. In addition he shows how to style the TreeViewItem and what is HierarchalDataTemplate.

    This week Microsoft published the latest issue of the Expression Newsletter – “Module 2: Movement and collision detection”. This is the second of a series of articles for designing and building a casual online game in Silverlight 2.

    Mike Taulty had an amazing tutorial of seven articles on WPF, REST and Twitter. For those of you who will find it intriguing we suggest to start reading “WPF and "Twistori": Part 1”. You will find a reference to the next post of the series in the comments after the article.

    Jesse Liberty has a great plan of action on how you could quickly become a Silverlight Programmer. There are a lot of resources for those of you who are planning to start working with Silverlight.

    In a previous post Manish Dalal explained how to implement Copy and Paste clipboard operations, completely in Silverlight with cross browser support. Now he is ready with a second article on that subject : “Cross Browser Clipboard : DataGrid with Excel support”. His post starts with extending the functionality to support multiple rows, then introduction to some Excel like enhancements and at the end Manish finishes with a reusable DataGridCopyPasteService.

    Cameron Albert had made some re-usable game controls while building the Silverlight UI for Perenthia. And the source will be available soon.

    John Papa has a little Expression Blend 2 Tip for Demos. It’s about the toggle button (F4) in Blend that simply makes the sidebar windows collapse or expand.

    Bart Czernicki gives some additional insight on how to handle cross-domain issues in enterprise Silverlight service deployments. Read more on this topic in the first of his two articles about Silverlight clientaccesspolicy.xml files for the Enterprise.

    Katrien De Graeve has posted a great article for creating a Silverligt Mesh-enabled web application in 8 steps. now As she says: “Start meshifying”!