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I am just coming up to speed on WPF and would like to create a reusable WPF control.
When I look at the options for creating projects in Visual Studio, I see "WPF User Control Library" and "WPF Custom Control Library". It's unclear to me what the difference...
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More info available you can use XAML for user controls....
A Control represents some behavior that is skinnable (templatable), whereas a UserControl is generally a higher-level aggregation of Control s that is specific to an application.
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I posted a question a few months ago about sharing resource dictionaries across assemblies . It turns out you can do that using the Component Resource Key markup extension. At the time, I could only get it working with a WPF Custom Control project, not...
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Here is the solution: Add the DLL refs and the Themes/generic.xaml file to the plain Class Library.
Apart from the extra WPF references, the WPF Custom Control Library template has an extra attribute.
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Is it possible to generate images (jpeg, png, etc) using the Microsoft Chart Controls library without instantiating a WinForm or ASP.NET Control class? All the examples I have seen utilize a control component. I need to create a library which contains...
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If the charts are only generated once then you can... .
MyChart.SaveImage("C:\mypic.png", System.Drawing.Imaging.ImageFormat.Png)
Then load that image from the disk.
Then you can use the chart controls to save to disk.
If all you want is chart images.
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In MVC, do controllers belong with an application, or can they go into a shared library? For example:
//this is a shared library LibShared //these are two apps appA ->LibShared appB ->LibShared
Shouldn't each app implement its own MVC and use any...
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I suppose any code can go anywhere, what would drive us to put something in a shared library if the conroller is somehow more generic, perhaps configuration driven then shared library makes sense do something which is more robust and easier....
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I'm looking at building some web user controls with an eye toward re-use, but I can't seem to add a Web User Control in my class library in VS2008. Is there a way to work around this problem, or is there a better approach to creating reusable controls...
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According to the MSDN article " RecommendationsHi,
There is a project... .
There is a walkthrough for creating a web custom control using the Web Control Library template .
Consider creating a Web Custom Control library.
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Hi,
I've a group of controllers and Views that I use in many projects. I was wondering if I could place then inside a class library and reuse it as a normal lib file. How can I do this?
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The concept....
The second and here.
Just write a function in your library that registers all the controllers in the library.
The first is easy.
Engine that knows about both the library views and your application specific views.
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Do you have a good experience with a control library? Something that is kind of robust, well documented, consistent (across different controls) and quite well integrated into the Visual Studio.
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I've looked at a lot of ....
Well, I can only in such toolkits, so the abstractions provided by Infragistics and other such and similar control vendors nice.
Their control are all of the things you mention.
We're huge fans of Telerik here.
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Code below is not working as expected to detect if it is in design mode (VS.Net 2003 - Control Library):
if (this.Site != null && this.Site.DesignMode == true)
{
// Design Mode
}
else
{
// Run-time
}
It is used in a complex user control, deriving from...
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In .Net 2.0 there's Control.DesignMode ( http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.componentmodel.component.designmode.aspx ) is the right way be a long shot, but are you sure that ....
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I have a ASP.Net web application that I want to use as a reusable user control library in other web applications.
One solution for this problem is to use what Scott Guthrie has described here:
http://weblogs.asp.net/scottgu/archive/2005/08/28/423888.aspx...
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I really don't think its a good idea to....
I instead used Custom Server Controls and put those in their own Class Library.
I have used the solution as described solution work.
Are trying to change the design of an existing control.
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For a slick UI, I am deciding between using a client side library ( JQuery or ExtJS ) or go with the AJAX Control toolkit . I understand that the widgets supported by ExtJS rich library does not match what's there in the toolkit.
What are the pros of ...
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And even Control Tool Kit + PageMethods ....
Specific control) that I absolutely have to use from the ajax control toolkit.
From my perspective, vendor specific frameworks like the AJAX control toolkits only benefit reason (ie.
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