[papuccino1]

Hi there DICHeads!

If anyone wants to request a WPF tutorial you can ask me to write one and I'll get on that asap. I'm pretty bored right now at work (drone code) and I'd like to flex some WPF because it's just damn beautiful.

So, what tutorials would you guys like to be written? I'll add them to the DIC Tutorial Section.

[chibineko]

hi

Can you make a tutorial about Microsoft surface?
and if possible one that contains everything about it.

I have to make a game for my own schoolproject
but I don't know how and where to start it.

thanks in advance

[Core]

Please do not post the same question all over again. Read my reply in this topic:
http://www.dreaminco...wtopic89110.htm

[eclipsed4utoo]

megan_111, on 13 May 2010 - 06:29 AM, said:

Is it possible that somebody could put together a VS 2010 tutorial about creating a WCF service and passing a parameter from the Mainpage.xaml.cs through to the WCF service method?

in this tutorial...

http://www.dreaminco...0&#entry1016743

Change the "GetNames" method by adding a parameter for the method. Then refresh the service reference. You will now be required to pass a parameter to the method when you call the "GetNamesAsync" method from the Client.

[Robin19]

Can someone create a tutorial about custom controls. Something like the C# calculator would be good. I can only get a custom control to work if it is from a different library. I would like to have a custom control that contains a custom control, and use it in a project. I don't see why this takes 3 libraries to do this.

[M-rhodes]

Image carousel?

Like this:

http://www.youtube.c...feature=related

Regards,

Matt

[skorned]

What about a getting started tutorial for someone who's worked on the .NET framework before and so is familiar with C#, but not with WPF in particular. Apologies in advance if such a tutorial already exists, in which case a link would be appreciated. There needs to be a pinned topic containing an index of tutorials in order of advanced-ness for beginners.

[ysrinu]

Hi Pappucino,
can you please give a tutorial for WPF beginners, with more practical examples?
I posted a question at http://www.dreaminco...ontrol-objects/
If you can give a tutorial on solving this (and different ways of doing this) that would help me and others
understand WPF binding
Most of forums answer with few lines of code and it's not always obvious (for newbies) which class, file it goes into.
A full walk through solution would be great.
Thanks,
-sri

[darmawan efendi]

Hello papuccino1,

I would like to request about usercontrol in wpf.

In my attach file, I already create 2 project:
1. SingleUserControl
2. MultipleUserControl

In MultipleUserControl project, exist two usercontrol and their Controller which will binding in MainView, if user clicked button. If I click button workspace 1, mainView will bind UserControl1 which already initialize in MainViewController and Data template in UserControlDictionary, and same with button workspace 2 to load UserControl2.

and in SingleUserControl project just exist 1 usercontrol which want to bind in MainView.

If I run MultipleUserControl project with this step :
1. button 1 clicked-> UserControl1 will be initialized and bind to MainView
2 button 2 clicked-> userControl2 will be initialized too and bind to MainView.
3. button 1 clicked -> UserControl1 will initialized from step 1 and not create a new Instance.
4. button 2 clicked -> UserControl2 will initialized from step 2 and not create a new Instance.

and in SingleUserControl I still confuse if I click button 1 -> Create a new instance userControl1, and then I click button 2 -> Create a new instance userControl1, and I back click button not create a new instance but use the previous instance, and button 2 too.

Could you help to create tutorial for case SingleUserControl?

Sorry about my english.
Thank you very much and I really help full if you create this tutorial.

Attached File(s)

•  ExampleUserControl.zip (321.22K)
  Number of downloads: 17

This post has been edited by darmawan efendi: 17 September 2012 - 09:15 AM