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15 days, 20 hours ago chriscavanagh.wordpress.com — If you’ve played with the new ASP.NET routing stuff with WebForms, you probably encountered some issues with relative paths to static content (css, Javascript files etc). This is a common issue across browsers because of the way they resolve relative paths.
This post shows a simple example and a couple ways to resolve it... read more...
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21 days, 9 hours ago chriscavanagh.wordpress.com — If you'd like to "pretty print" XML as a WPF FlowDocument, give this sample a try. read more...
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1 month, 4 days ago chriscavanagh.wordpress.com — I’ve updated my ASP.NET 3.5 + System.Web.Routing sample based on some great feedback and questions. It’s much simpler and gives a better example of how routes can be configured. It now uses Phil Haack’s excellent WebFormRouteHandler class, which is much more versatile than my unnecessarily generic one... read more...
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1 month, 19 days ago chriscavanagh.wordpress.com — WPF’s Border element allows you to specify a different radius for each corner. Unfortunately it doesn’t clip content to fit inside the boundary. While there are other solutions, this one is my favorite so far... :) read more...
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2 months, 7 days ago chriscavanagh.wordpress.com — My YouCube demo is now interactive! :) Based on code and ideas from Jeremiah Morrill's excellent Win32Renderer - the main difference is this demo only refreshes the page when something changes, rather than regularly updating with a timer.
To obtain the actual page snapshot, IViewObject.Draw is used. The image is copied to a WriteableBitmap and rendered as a Viewport2DVisual3D (both new in .NET 3.5). read more...
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2 months, 18 days ago chriscavanagh.wordpress.com — Here are ClickOnce deployments for some WPF demos and apps I’ve done... read more...
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2 months, 19 days ago chriscavanagh.wordpress.com — As you know, .NET 3.5 SP1 includes a WebBrowser control. The current implementation is just a wrapper around the MSHTML ActiveX control, which unfortunately prevents you from doing crazy things to it through WPF.
The ActiveX control itself can be queried for the IViewObject interface and have its Draw method called. The WPF WebBrowser doesn’t expose this directly, but fortunately the Windows Forms WebBrowser does (alternatively you could host MSHTML directly)... read more...
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3 months, 1 day ago chriscavanagh.wordpress.com — The source code for my WPF Photo Print utility is finally available... :) read more...
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3 months, 9 days ago chriscavanagh.wordpress.com — The WPF Popup control is always “topmost” over other application windows. If you’re happy with a dirty workaround to remove the Topmost state, you can derive your own Popup control similar to this... read more...
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3 months, 25 days ago chriscavanagh.wordpress.com — Here’s a small WPF utility to help make ad-hoc photo printing a little easier. Some features:
- No need to import your photos into a “walled” library (great if your photos are on a network share like mine, or just want an ad-hoc print from a memory card).
- Never changes the source image and doesn’t require version history.
- All operations are additive and vector-based. Currently supports rotate (90° clockwise), crop (with aspect ratios) and straighten (up to 45° each way).
- It’s fast (no need to “Apply” changes or undo them later). read more...
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4 months, 29 days ago chriscavanagh.wordpress.com — Here's a simple soft body physics demo based on Walaber's excellent JelloPhysics library. You'll need Silverlight 2 beta 2, but it's well worth it :) read more...
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4 months, 30 days ago chriscavanagh.wordpress.com — Here’s a useful bit of C# you can paste into your LINQPad statements to quickly hack together some HTML (could be useful for quick ad-hoc database reports). read more...
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7 months, 9 days ago chriscavanagh.wordpress.com — A couple links on writing Excel add-ins in C# and managing XLA versions in source control. read more...
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