I realized a GUI. My web page consists of 8 graphics. There is a barchart for dates, a map for the country, a datatable for companies, etc.
Now I wish to establish the interactions between graphics. For example, if the user clicks the date 2010, so you have the map and the table displays the results of the 2010 data.
(I think I have to make a $ scope in a controller that will contain all the data, but after how to recover the data for each chart, and then to say "if click on 2010 when ..."?)
Can you please tell me how to do, what steps?
Thank you !
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I'd like to create a way for my users to create Forms so they won't have to ask me to do it. Unfortunately, I am in dark, unknown territory. I envisioned it as the following:User can drag pre-made tables or (pre-made) custom rows.Once the user has created the layout, he will save the layout and deploy to the server.Other users will then be able to access the new Form which will have textboxes, radiobuttons, and checkboxes.Lastly, users will be able to save and load that Form Data anytime they access the Form.
Anyone can point me in the right direction or give me a quick summary of what I'll need to accomplish this task? It will be much appreciated.
At this point, I'd like to do it in WinForms, WPF, or Silverlight. I know the tech is different but the overall approach should be same (I'm hoping).
Rather than building an application for form-filling, consider using Microsoft Infopath.
If Infopath is too expensive to deploy, you may use the form functionality in Microsoft Word instead. Here's a tip to save data from Microsoft Word forms to the database.
I am porting an application based on foxpro to WPF C# but i stuck in this window & i need your help.
here is a screen shot of window Click Here.
this is basically a wine shop billing part which allows to bill upto 99 items. Code col. allows to input item code and all description will come up. I am looking for something similar interface in WPF.
Please help.
There isn't anything out of the box, but create a tabular window, and to each row add a textbox that will load all descriptions after its text is changed. You'd have to calculate subtotal and total stuff by yourself, but clever use of databound controls and LINQ would allow you to create this kind of interface elegantly.
There are a couple of developers in Europe (Uwe Habermann and Venelina Jordanova) who are working on a Visual FoxPro to Silverlight product right now. They are presenting it in Europe during the summer of 2010 and at the Southwest Fox Conference held in Mesa, AZ, USA this October. It is a free pre-conference session if you subscribe to their framework, subscribe to FoxRockX, or attend the conference.
(full disclosure, I am one of the organizers of Southwest Fox Conference, but hopefully it does not make the information any less valuable).
Rick Schummer, VFP MVP
I have a WinForm app that displays results in a Gridview control. If a user right mouse clicks on a row, he can then, from a popup menu, select a command to perform on the row much like windows File Explorer.
But now I want to be able to give the user the ability to construct a filter so that he can control which rows are displayed in the grid w/o effecting the functionality of the application. I would also like the user to be able to select the columns/fields that he sees in the grid.
For the basis of this question, let's assume that the data displayed in grid comes from a single table.
business Objects' Web Intelligence and Desktop Intelligence applications give me very flexible and powerful reporting capabilities, but I want to integrate this capability into my WinForm application.
Does Business Objects, or maybe Crystal Reports provide this sort of functionality? I can construct my own query builder but I'd rather not reinvent sliced bread.
I like developerexpres xtragrid.
Its has filtering, column customizing etc.
If you want pivottables/olap like tables they have XtraPivotgrid
Usually the filtering is clientside but they have the possibilitie to generate serverside queries..
I'm using winforms. I spend a lot of time drawing forms (maybe not a lot, but it is a boring task).
To sum up... I want to develop a simple aplication that connect to a sql server database, let the user to select a table, and put the controls in a form for me (generate the designer code), based on the tipe of each column. Then my app will name each control like the column of the table, set the maxlengh property (if the type is varchar), and create a label with the same text near the control. If the column is a FK, then the app will draw a combobox and so on. I saw that Telerik Open ORM make something like this, but I only need a simple app for the IU Generation.
If the same day I finish my little application I discover a tool that make the same... I will feel myself stupid :D
Are there any tool out there that do this work for me?
You can just drag DB columns from the Server Panel and drop them on the Form. This will generate TextField, CheckBoxes and other UI elements for you.
You can also drag the entire table and drop it on the form. Same thing will happen: all fields will get generated.
This is using plan Visual Studio 2008 IDE.
Take a look at DevExpress - they have a number of ways to do exactly this. (We're a happy user of their product.)
Take a look at Microsoft lightswitch. I had posted a similar question as yours and stumbled upon it by accident. Devexpress also has an orm like Teleriks http://www.devexpress.com/Products/Index/Frameworks.xml. I am using Lightswitch for form gen. good luck
Currently I have a silverlight business application (C# Hosted in ASP.Net on IIS). The database behind the app is setup with a one to many relationship between two particular tables - One Job, Many Images. So for each job I display In my application I have potentially a large number of images to display.
Currently I use a listbox which get populated with the images that are parsed from uri's stored in the database table. Each image has a datetime stamp on it.
What I would like to do would be to display the most recent image as a thumbnail with the ability to click and zoom into it, whilst having all the other images in some sort of condensed scrollbar.
I've spent a lot of time looking round and have seen a huge number of rubbish implementations, either pertaining to be non-business like or just way to over the top. Could anyone suggest some options to me for this particular situation?