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You can find a list of the previous tutorial posts here Continuing our RegistrationBooth Application… It’s very important to collect the attendees feedback to help us improve the future sessions/events we might organize, we can go ahead and implement this functionality in the RegistrationBooth application...
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Read Previous Posts: Part1 , Part2 , Part3 , Part4 , Part5 , Part6 , Part7 In our last post we implemented visual states for our application, you may have noticed in the States tab in Blend the Default Transition section the default transition is applied when moving from any state to any other state...
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Read Previous Posts: Part1 , Part2 , Part3 , Part4 , Part5 , Part6 Continuing our registration booth application, i did some changes to the application UI, here’s how the application look like right now - As you can see i removed the navigation features in the application, we will keep it as a one simple...
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Read Previous Posts: Part1 , Part2 , Part3 , Part4 , Part5 In this part of the series we will build the event agenda - First let’s try to make some room on the UI for the agenda, add a new row to the LayoutRoot grid, make sure that the attendees ListBox has RowSpan=2, then move the DataForm to the lower...
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Read Previous Posts: Part1 , Part2 , Part3 , Part4 Continuing our series for building a registration booth application using Silverlight 4.0, in this post we will continue working with Expression Blend - Open Home.xaml, select the LayoutRoot grid in the Objects and Timeline window, set the Width and...
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Read Part 1 Read Part 2 Read Part 3 Continuing our RegistrationBooth Application, if you take a look at what we ended with you will find that the attendees data grid that we have is not user friendly, our application should be more attractive to the users, so we will get rid of the data grid and we will...
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Read Part 1 Read Part 2 Continuing our RegistrationBooth Application, in the previous post we ended having a data grid that displays all the attendees, and a user control to add a new attendee. The user control for adding a new attendee didn’t contain any validation logic, of course this is a bad practice...
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Read Part 1 here Continuing our RegistrationBooth Application, in the previous post we ended having a data grid that displays all the attendees, let’s now implement the interface for registering a new attendee - We will create a user control for registering a new attendee, right click the Views folder...
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I will start writing a set of posts that can be used as a tutorial for using Visual Studio 2010 and Blend 4.0 to build Silverlight 4.0 applications. so what is the application we are going to build?? Problem Statement as part of our community activities we hold many offline events, at the event...