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Integrating Silverlight with Community Server 2008.5

I’m sure Telligent will fully enable Silverlight parts into future Community Server releases, but until then, a couple of tricks are needed to make Silverlight play well with CS. The following points were made with Community Server 2008.5 release. Include

Label.Target Pt.2: The return of the (not so) attached property

Following my previous example , this is another experiment with the Label.Target property. Suppose you want to restrict user’s progression with data input on a form by disabling some crucial input fields, which input depends on some other fields on the

Label.TargetProperty as a Source

One of probably most underused features in windows desktop UI development world is got to be the use of a Label as an accessor to its pair control. I rarely see developers using this possibility to enhance keyboard UI navigation. A couple of things changed

Experience new Silverlight skins

Corrina Barber posted a cool looking new skin for Silverlight controls, which indeed looks perfect for giving your application a sketchy appearance when in early stages of development. However, if you don't find the green color she used sketchy enough,

WPF: When's a Button not a Button

This is a button: < Button Name ="button"> Button </ Button > This is a button too: < ToolBar > < Button Name ="toolbarButton"> Toolbar button </ Button > </ ToolBar > Or is it? Let's declare
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Windows Forms controls - controlling the z-order

Talking to other developers and hanging around newsgroups and forums I noticed quite a few people have problems arranging controls on a windows form in design time. A typical problem is the overlapping of docked controls. For example, put a Panel and