Sung Kim

Putting Anything in a Cell? - Custom Editor Provider for WebDataGrid

Have you already considered the RowEditTemplate and Templated Column features but would rather use a custom editor provider ? Do you want to use a WebHtmlEditor to edit a cell? How about a chart ? Well our WebDataGrid was built from the ground up to allow...

Published 03-17-2009 11:10 AM By [Infragistics] Sung Kim

Filed under: ASP.NET, WebDataGrid

Publishing Dynamic Files - PDF/XPS Creation Using the Infragistics Document Library

So you want to publish your data to a PDF. You've come to the right place to learn about how to not only generate these documents but to manipulate and style them as well. Before we begin, let's familiarize ourselves with the object that the PDF...

Published 02-18-2009 7:59 PM By [Infragistics] Sung Kim

Chart University - Chart 101 and Some 201 301 401 Stuff

Charts are fun and apparently useful. They give people the ability to relate information quickly and effectively. They show trends and patterns through the use of polygons in different locations and of varying sizes. Most will probably agree with me on...

Published 09-05-2008 7:41 PM By [Infragistics] Sung Kim

Filed under: ASP.NET, Windows Forms

Poof Goes the NavigationOverflowButtonAreaUIElement - Creation Filter Explained

Rising Cost of Real Estate - Adding (not covered) or Removing Elements in your Windows Forms Application So you have only so much screen space to work with and you could really do without that extra bar at the bottom of the Outlook style UltraExplorerBar...

Published 08-28-2008 4:57 PM By [Infragistics] Sung Kim

Filed under: Windows Forms

Special Delivery from the Microsoft Convention Center - Devscovery Slides and Demos

Here are the slides and demos from my CSOM presentation that I gave this morning at Devscovery - Redmond. I added some comments in the code so that it should be easier to understand. So that you kind of know what each sample is about, here is a...

Published 08-22-2008 12:59 AM By [Infragistics] Sung Kim

Making Your Web Pages Dance - Intro to Client Side Object Model Programming

“Why Would I want to make my Web Pages Dance?” Well not really dance, but be alive and react. Using our CSOM , you can make your pages more responsive to user actions without having to post back to the server. This is all possible with JavaScript and...

Published 08-15-2008 10:11 PM By [Infragistics] Sung Kim

Filed under: ASP.NET

Drop it Like its Windows - Drag and Drop on the Web

Drag what on my Web Page? Drag and drop has been prevalent in Windows Forms but not so much in ASP.NET. To bridge that disparity, Microsoft is working on a Drag and Drop framework built into ASP.NET AJAX Framework. Leveraging this evolving tool, I am...

Published 08-08-2008 4:40 PM By [Infragistics] Sung Kim

Filed under: ASP.NET

Who?

So this is how blogs (or just this blog) are born. Someone ( Anthony Lombardo ) asks if you (me) want to blog and you (me again) say sure. And a blog is born. Seeing as this is a new blog, I feel I should introduce myself so you know who is talking. My...

Published 08-05-2008 2:09 PM By [Infragistics] Sung Kim

Putting Anything in a Cell? - Custom Editor Provider for WebDataGrid

Publishing Dynamic Files - PDF/XPS Creation Using the Infragistics Document Library

Chart University - Chart 101 and Some 201 301 401 Stuff

Poof Goes the NavigationOverflowButtonAreaUIElement - Creation Filter Explained

Special Delivery from the Microsoft Convention Center - Devscovery Slides and Demos

Making Your Web Pages Dance - Intro to Client Side Object Model Programming

Drop it Like its Windows - Drag and Drop on the Web

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