Rich Features in Low Client Footprint

Posted on September 21, 2009. Filed under: 2009 R1, Development, Products | Tags: , , , |

Continuing an existing discussion on client footprint optimization especially when a lot of features in WebGrid are enabled, I’ve decided to do a little research on the best way to compress these client resources with a balanced server load yet acceptable compression result.
In this research, I’m running on Windows 7 Professional, IIS 7.5, Visual Studio [...]

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Implement Drag and Drop to WebScheduler using WebDragDropExtender

Posted on July 20, 2009. Filed under: 2009 R1, Products | Tags: , , , |

In WebScheduler, events can be dragged and dropped from one cell to another cell in scheduler area. Related to this functionality, we have received requests to support drag and drop behavior from another control to WebScheduler where a new event will be created upon the drop action. Using Build 217 or higher, it is now [...]

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ASP.NET MVC Support

Posted on July 19, 2009. Filed under: 2009 R1, Development | Tags: , , , |

Over the past few weeks, we’ve been receiving questions that asked whether our new ASP.NET lineups have supported ASP.NET MVC. Microsoft released the first stable version of ASP.NET MVC couple months ago. It  is a free and fully supported Microsoft framework for building web applications that use a model-view-controller pattern. I won’t be covering much [...]

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Batch Update in WebGrid Enterprise 7

Posted on March 9, 2009. Filed under: 2009 R1, Products | Tags: , , , |

Earlier this year, I’ve written a blog post discussing briefly on our next-generation data visualization components for Silverlight and ASP.NET platform. In this post, I’ll discuss about WebGrid 7’s major features in more details, specifically on batch update.
Over the past years, we have received tremendous requests for WebGrid to support built-in batch updating. Batch update [...]

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How to set different color for each Group Header in WebGrid

Posted on February 10, 2009. Filed under: 2008 R2, Products, Tips and Tricks | Tags: , , |

Hi All,
Few weeks ago I got interesting inquiry from one of our customers, about how to set different color for each group header in WebGrid, and I think that it’s an interesting topics to be post on our corporate blogs.
Ok, first of all you need to bind your Webgrid and at the code behind inside [...]

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Enhancements in November 2008’s hotfixes

Posted on December 9, 2008. Filed under: 2008 R2, Development, Products | Tags: , , , |

As if we’re not enough with so many enhancements that we shipped in WebScheduler SP1 — such as more powerful timeline view and innovative multiple selection , we deliver even more enhancements in November 2008’s build.
One of the most significant enhancements in WebScheduler is on its TripleLoad architecture. With latest WebScheduler build, you will experience faster load time and realtime [...]

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Create your own specific row context menu on WebGrid

Posted on September 25, 2008. Filed under: Products, Tips and Tricks | Tags: , |

Sometimes users don’t want to use default row context on WebGrid.NET. Some of them prefer to have their own row context menu on WebGrid. This article will show you how to integrate your own WebContextMenu from WebDesktop.NET into WebGrid.NET.
First, you need to create your own WebContextMenu. In this sample I created two WebContextMenu’s named WBContextMenuSR [...]

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Faster than “fastest ASP.NET Grid” – Part II

Posted on April 7, 2008. Filed under: 2008 R1, Development, Tips and Tricks | Tags: , , |

I have received several feedback and comments from our blog reader, and it seems like there is certain factors that are not clearly explained with regards of performance topic that I wrote previously. In this post, I will try to answer several questions in more details.
#1 – Why not using homegrown table for best speed?
Unfortunately, there’s [...]

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