The Ignite UI map is already a control that boasts a wide variety of features , proving useful in a number of different scenarios. I have been posting about the map’s current capabilities; this post and another one which will follow shortly will shed some light on some upcoming features. Today we shall be looking into the Proportional Symbol Series
I have recently covered the Ignite UI symbol & shape series in these two blogs . Today , I will be introducing yet another type of series of the map – the contour line series. This type of series is useful for when you want to illustrate how a set of values are distributed over a region of space on the map. Altitude , precipitation , population
This blog post will bring the last addition to my series on the Ignite UI Map – this time we’ll look into drill-down functionality.The feature is not something that comes out-of-the-box for the control , so I will present an alternative solution to achieving the same effect. Drill-down is when a selection of a series item shows up additional series
The introduction of IgniteUI brought a breeze of freshness to most of the existing jQuery controls we had. The Combo Box control now boasts new functionality : being able to set up relationships between the data in different combo boxes. If the options on combo boxes vary depending on the selection in another combo box – cascading will make everything
As a follow-up in the series of blogs , this one will be about the other major type of maps – shape series. While the symbol series are all about individual points or “places” , the shape series are meant to define regions. This means that they are very useful for displaying statistical information such as population density in different
In this next blog post , we will solve one of the issues we had with displaying information about specific series items back to the user. The way we did it was by using a rather hacky approach which was just to show that it’s indeed doable. Now , let’s go ahead and find out what the intended way was – by using tooltips ! Preparing for tooltips The tooltips
Hey people ! This post , along with four more will try to shed light on the latest addition to the range of Infragistics jQuery controls – the jQuery Map. Albeit in a CTP stage , you can expect to squeeze a lot of use out of this widget. This blog post will focus on the basics of the control and how to use it in your applications and the rest of the
We , the people of today , have mobility rooted deeply into our lives. We are constantly on the move , be it due to work routines or leisure activities. We are also used to being surrounded by high-tech gadgetry – it helps us in our everyday tasks and brings entertainment right at our fingertips , literally. Along came a new way of interacting
All of you LightSwitch-using people have one more reason to be happy about our 2012.1 release of Infragistics for LightSwitch line – the Pivot Grid makes its appearance and comes to aid with your LoB development. This post will give you the basics on what to do in order to start using this flexible grid in your applications. Bear in mind that
With the NetAdvantage 12.1 release , all grid controls now have the cell merging feature added to them. This includes NetAdvantage for ASP.NET’s WebDataGrid and WebHierarchicalDataGrid. This post will guide you through using this feature. Damyan Petev wrote a blog post about the same feature used with the jQuery grids so make sure to check that