I'm just starting out with a trial of Kendo UI (2014 Q1), in Visual Studio 2013.
I am following one of the walkthrough tutorials, and while the code runs fine, I'm not getting Intellisense for the Kendo objects the way I would expect.
Where's the secret switch to get intellisense working?
Did you verify that the kendo.web.min.intellisense.js file is present in the folder which hosts kendo.web.min.js? I used directions from this topic for my kendo ui projects.
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How to build a slideshow(dynamic) in SharePoint 2013. I have already tried OOTB but all of them are static.I have also tried some java script but even scripting cannot give create dynamic slide show.
By dynamic I mean that if I edit the list/library (from SharePoint itself) that change must be reflected back on the slide show. Can anyone help?
There is sevrals solution.
You could use the SharePoint Search and the display template for generate you slideShow.
You can find a tuto here : Image Slider with SharePoint 2013 Search Results Web Part
Or you can dev it with pure JS script.
A SIMPLE JQUERY CONTENT SLIDER
In multiple Windows Store App tutorials i have come across, where Visual Studio 2012 is used, the user is told to delete MainPage.xaml and replace it with a new item called Basic Page.
Since Windows Store Apps is not available in the version I'm using (Visual Studio 2015 Ultimate), when creating a new project, I went with Windows Universal Blank App. The problem is I can't find the Basic Page item in the version I'm using.
Is there an equivalent item I can use instead?
Edit: YouTube tutorial link
I know absolutely nothing about Windows Store Apps and Universal Apps, but was told by my CS teacher that I should use Windows Universal App, when creating the project. The tutorial was his recommendation, and he expects that I finish it during the weekend, so I can't ask him about it. I'm guessing there must be some difference between WSA and WUA. I can't see any item that looks like Basic Page, and I don't really know why the guy is replacing the MainPage.xaml with a Basic Page, so i'm clueless about what to do now.
You should use Blank Page option instead.
Difference between Basic Page and Blank Page
Basic Page- This on addition also adds some boilerplate code related to navigation inside your app along with back button and Appname header in XAML code.
Blank Page- Only adds a default page with basic navigation.
Make sure you have installed app development SDK's, since under C# you are supposed to get Universal option which I am not seeing in your current screenshot.
If you install Windows 8.1 SDK then you might get Basic Page template option. But for windows 10 SDK you can use Template10 add it as nuget package which already contains these navigation related boilerplate codes.
I have to do a Windows Store application in XAML and C#, and the "Grid app" template is almost exactly what I need...
The problem is that this template displays same items, divided in groups.
For my app, I would like to do exactly the same thing but for different type of items instead and have a different details page for each type of item...
This is my first app and I don't manage to do it... How can I do it easily ?
The new "Hub" control of Windows 8.1 would be really perfect, But I can't work with Visual studio 2013 and Windows 8.1... :
http://mikaelkoskinen.net/winrt-xaml-hub-control-getting-started-tutorial-semanticzoom/
Thanks
I finally found the solution.
I had to use a TemplateSelector :
http://channel9.msdn.com/Series/Migrating-apps-from-Windows-Phone-to-Windows-8/Custom-Styling-in-Windows-Store-Apps
I put the WebDataGrid (Infragistics) in a webpart using Visual Studio 2010 and deployed it to a Sharepoint portal.
The grid displays the data, however I am unable to use the Excel-like filters usually present in the headers.
Is there a specific property that needs setting?
Using version: Infragistics35.WebUI.Shared.v11.2, Version=11.2.20112.1019
Any help appreciated.
thanks,
KS
To use the built in filtering you need to enable the filtering behavior. For enabling behaviors, use the Behaviors dialog which can be opened by clicking the ellipsis on the Behaviors property of the WebDataGrid.
There are more details on enabling filtering in the Filtering topic in the NetAdvantage for ASP.NET help.
Update:
Screenshot http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3277/3048788466_661e8e5e78_b.jpg
To reproduce:
Get this sample project from Silveright.net - http://download.microsoft.com/download/5/9/2/5922d533-7ed5-4065-a138-ce3d9ca266e5/4-UserControls_Source_CS.zip
Open the UserControlDemo Solution. Then on Line 9 of Page.xaml, you'll see the error.
http://download.microsoft.com/download/5/9/2/5922d533-7ed5-4065-a138-ce3d9ca266e5/4-UserControls_Source_CS.zip
I'm creating a User Control in Silverlight 2 using this as my guide.
The problem is that when I use my User Control in Page.xaml, the XAML canvas shows this error: "Unknown attribute Name on element ... ."
Due to this error, I can no longer preview my XAML canvas. The strange thing is that the project still builds and renders my User Control beautifully.
Upon investigating the problem, I've found out the the cause of the problem was that my User Control was using a Style which is a StaticResource. When I remove this Style Property, the error in my Page.xaml XAML file disappears.
This error has been talk about in other online threads but unfortunately to no resolve.
I'm using the latest release and service packs of Visual Studio 2008 and Silverlight 2.
Is there something wrong with what I'm doing or is this a VS/Silverlight bug?
Thanks in advance!
In my experience the Visual Studio XAML designer, especially with Silverlight, will crap out for pretty much anything. I can't open a XAML file without all sorts of those mysterious errors and when it does render in the designer, it's not usually very useful.