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re: ComponentArt's Technology is Ready for Windows 8 Today

miljan — Wed, 12 Oct 2011 01:06:45 GMT

Thank you for your feedback tabakerka. Please note that of our new Dashboard Server technology referenced in this post already fully supports IE9. If you are referring to IE9 compatibility of certain aspects of our Web.UI ASP.NET product line, please note that the upcoming release (scheduled the be released this month) should take care of all of them. This work has already been done, we are now going through the final QA stages before the public release. Please feel free to contact our support team for a private build that has these issues resolved.

re: ComponentArt's Technology is Ready for Windows 8 Today

tabakerka — Mon, 10 Oct 2011 20:24:51 GMT

How about IE9. You worry so much about coming up release. Why don't you be compatible with technology that already released?

re: ComponentArt Web.UI 2008.2 Details Announced

Northrop Grumman — Fri, 28 May 2010 18:55:08 GMT

Disregard my previous post, I found that if you set "FixedWidth="True" on the column, that does the trick!

re: ComponentArt Web.UI 2008.2 Details Announced

Northrop Grumman — Fri, 28 May 2010 18:51:06 GMT

I found mentioned in this thread the need to NOT allow column resizing on the grids...has this been implemented?

If so, what is the property that needs to be set on the grid to prevent the user from resizing the columns?

re: Video: ComponentArt Web.UI for ASP.NET AJAX

sarathk — Tue, 20 Apr 2010 09:50:36 GMT

Provide some demo videos to understand the use of ComponentArt.

re: VIDEO: Charting and Visualization for Silverlight

miljan — Thu, 26 Nov 2009 13:38:34 GMT

Yes, absolutely, we are working on a WPF version of our Silverlight suite. It's been announced for February 2010 on our product roadmap page.

re: VIDEO: Charting and Visualization for Silverlight

trinet — Tue, 24 Nov 2009 12:22:15 GMT

Are there any plans to release a WPF version of the Silverlight controls? In theory, it *should* be as simple as changing the references and re-compiling.

Silverlight Coding Contest

.NET Architectonics — Thu, 02 Jul 2009 15:34:04 GMT

A few days ago, ComponentArt started a Silverlight coding contest. If you submit your Silverlight applications

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ComponentArt: Past, Present and Future | rapid-DEV.net

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re: Finally! ComponentArt Editor for ASP.NET AJAX

Abhinav Sharma — Mon, 29 Dec 2008 10:23:58 GMT

I used your ComponentArt Editor tool recently for my project work. This seems to be extremely fast, efficient as well as good looking. Thanks a ton for the same. However, I am still encountering flickering of toolbar in IE6. I read above that you had already dealt with that, however, it is still occurring. Can you help me with this? Moreover, when i try to put the editor control in updatepanel, javascript error occurs. Regards, Abhinav Sharma.

re: ComponentArt Web.UI 2008.2 Details Announced

ASI — Wed, 19 Nov 2008 17:06:10 GMT

From my comment in an earlier thread in this post: "I would also love to see an example or feature support to create an "Outlook style" day/week schedule view. I have seen a couple other vendors out there offer this. It would be a Great addition to the suite." Your announcement for a new Scheduler control is awesome! Would be glad to beta this control for you guys. Thanks, Luke

re: ComponentArt Web.UI 2008.2 Details Announced : CA ViewState implementation

Mike Lim — Sat, 15 Nov 2008 13:49:52 GMT

In your blog post "http://www.componentart.com/blogs/miljan/archive/2007/01/08/interoperability-vs-true-asp-net-ajax-controls.aspx", you mentioned "We don't use the built-in ASP.NET viewstate nor control state at all. We have a custom viewstate mechanism which is much more efficient. Explaining the details of our viewstate implementation would perhaps make for an interesting blog post in its own right" We resolved ASP.NET viewstate/control state size problem by storing them in SessionState. There's a good link at http://szokelizer.blogsome.com/2006/11/09/how-to-put-controlstate-into-viewstate-and-how-to-put-viewstate-into-session/ which explains this. There are other problems with this implementation (e.g. session expire, web farm/garden scenarios) that we have since resolved. I currently have a yearly subscription for CA. Looking at the source codes, we noticed that CA's ViewState is implemented as hidden form fields. This works great most of the time. However for certain components (e.g. TreeView with many nodes), the amount of form field data is a lot. This slows down page load and page postback. I can probably change the source codes; put CA's ViewState back into ASP.NET ViewState which is then stored on web server SessionState. This is however going to be a very time consuming process. Is it possible for ComponentArt to allow back the ASP.NET ViewState/ControlState implementation? Perhaps a web.config setting to choose between CA's hidden form field implementation or asp.net ViewState? Sincerely hope that CA can look into this.

re: ComponentArt Web.UI 2008.2 Details Announced

Miljan — Wed, 24 Sep 2008 13:29:19 GMT

As you probably know by now, we shipped Web.UI 2008.2 last week. I invite you to review the release as it has contains some features requested in this thread: 100% Grid width (with non-resizable columns), multi-level grouping and templated footer rows.