Treeview in .net cf 3.5 pocket pc app If we enable checkbox it will be displayed for all nodes, i want to show check box for childs of some nodes only. Is it possible ? i found some windows forms apps doing custom draw in drawnode event. But there is no drawnode event in .net cf treeview.
You are correct. The CF TreeView is a simple wrapper around the native CE TreeView control, which does not support checkboxes. You would have to create a fully custom control for this behavior. It may be worth looking at third-party control vendors like Resco to see if they have anything (I don't know if they do or not).
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I just wanted to know that is there any control like treeview in WinRT XAML Toolkit for WindowsPhone 8.0
The TreeView doesn't conform to the design UI pattern used by the phone. You should rethink the UI so it won't require a treeview. (e.g. have a look at LongListSelector).
(... if you really must though there are some implementations like this one)
I am updating a Visual Basic Windows Forms application that was written for Windows XP.
What form property do I set to tell a windows form to accept the default Windows 8 / 10 flat theme? Is it a global setting per application or a per-form setting?
The main form and some child forms of my application look fine with modification.
However, some of my child forms still have Windows XP/7's textured look:
I read some posts that point to "EnableVisualStyles = true". However that question was asking how to get the Windows XP styles, rather than Win 95/95 styles. I need some clarification on what the setting should be for newer Win 8 / 10 theme.
MDI Child forms are a special type of form that is not considered a TopLevel form, and windows themes only affect TopLevel forms.
Microsoft has been deprecating the use of Multiple Document Interfaces (MDI didn't even get written into WPF) in favor of Tabbed interfaces.
I want to handle SIP. So i have gone through the article http://www.christec.co.nz/blog/archives/42
. I don't find Microsoft.WindowsCE.Forms.dll in the references. Then i downloaded the dll and tried to add it to the project, then it gives an error that it can't be added because its not build in Microsoft.Phone.Runtime environment.
So how can i get the dll and input panel.
That dll is for Windows CE, which is NOT the same as Windows Phone 7. The SIP for WP7 is handled by the operating system and is displayed automatically when a text input control receives focus (TextBox, PasswordBox, etc).
There is an article that discusses creating a Bulgarian keyboard, but it requires a custom input control, too.
The Silverlight 3 toolkit has a ChildWindow control for model popup like functionality. This is great. Anyone aware of a similar control that can be utilized via XBAP?
http://silverlight.codeplex.com/wikipage?title=Silverlight%20Toolkit%20Overview%20Part%204&referringTitle=Silverlight%20Toolkit%20Overview%20Part%203
The assumption is maybe someone ported the functionality back to WCF/XBAP?
Trying to find a solution without going to 3rd party purchased controls (against current company policy).
Don't know that you'll get this to work without FullTrust (FullTrust XBAPs are a PITA until .NET 4). Here's a psuedo-workaround though- not as nice as SL ChildWindow, but it gets you basic popup functionality.
In theory couldn't you rebuild the ChildWindow source and massage it a little to work on WPF? Most of the controls are WPF compatible, so it would make sense to build ChildWindow for XBAPs.
I'm developing a 3d Viewer in vb.net and xna. It's working very well.
I have now a windows form and an xna render window, but I would like to render it inside a panel in the windows form.
I have searched for info, but it's so hard to adapt it into my application.
How can I do it?
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IMO, you should keep it separate. It is so much easier because you don't have to worry about managing the graphics device. However if you must know, you can find the winforms series on the xna creator's club site. it shows you how to render to a winforms panel
http://creators.xna.com/en-US/sample/winforms_series1
http://creators.xna.com/en-US/sample/winforms_series2