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It’s time to write the last chapter of this series and take a look at how the resizing capability of the Window is implemented. Since the last time some new feature were added: Code ported to Silverlight 2.0 RTW. Solution refactored, th...

I was updating my sample on how to simulate a Window environment in Silverlight, after having implemented some fixes to the resize functions and having added the support for scrollbars inside a window, I realized a simple test form with a serie...

In a previous post I showed how we can build a simple menu control for Silverlight 2 Beta 2 (Silverlight: how to build a simple menu control); then with the release of Silverlight RC0 some things were changed and the menu stopped working, due t...

With the release of Silverlight RC0 it was finally time to update this sample application. Let’s now go on with the tutorial and take a look at how the dragging capability of the Window is implemented, you can state if you want to enable or dis...

In my current project I needed to use a dynamic Menu Control (a completely declarative approach hardcoding the structure in XAML wasn’t a good fit for my application cause I need to dynamically add, remove, enable and disable menu items). Since...

The default silverlight controls like DataGrid and ItemsControl come without a default paging mechanism like we have in ASP.NET, so this article will be forcused in developing a generic Pager Control in Silverlight. This is what we want to obta...

Sometimes you want to define a consistent look for all you application and maybe you completely replace the template of a control (lets say...a button :D), then you want to use the same template with small variations (colors or images for examp...

As my first real experiment in building a Silverlight control, I wanted to realize something that could permit me to offer to the users a windows-like experience application hosted in the browser, so I started wondering how difficult was to imp...

I want to be able to display a context menù or something else when my mouse is over a series of specified framework element on a given Silverlight Application; keep in mind we do not have support for mouse right click event due to a series...

The Canvas is usually an underestimated layout control in Silverlight, instead it's really useful and flexible; one the most usefull things I have discovered while playing with Silverlight is to build pages using a Canvas as the most external c...