Andrew Smith [Infragistics] 6 I started with Sheridan Software in 1997 in the developer support department. I moved into managing the support and later the QA department. Around the time when Sheridan merged with Protoview, I decided that a management role didn't allow me enough time to code so I transferred to R&D. Aside from some ActiveX development and maintenance I got to work with the first betas of .NET developing some of our Windows Forms components. Over the following years I developed a number of controls/components and also architected our WinForms Application Styling Framework. Since late 2006, I've been working almost exclusively on WPF development.
ItemsSource for XamDockManager Elements Andrew Smith [Infragistics] / Tue, Jan 12, 2010 A number of people have asked about binding the ItemsSource of a TabGroupPane to their collection. This is not supported by the TabGroupPane so I thought I would explain why and provide an alternative...
Common Style Issues when using the Theme property Andrew Smith [Infragistics] / Wed, Dec 9, 2009 Summary There are a couple of Style related issues that I see often. The first is a case where you have set our Theme property but some of the elements do not appear to be following the look for that...
Hosting WPF Controls in a XamDataGrid Cell Andrew Smith [Infragistics] / Fri, Mar 27, 2009 By default, the elements used to display and edit values in a XamDataGrid cell are based on the ValueEditor associated with that Field. The EditorType and/or EditorStyle is used to determine which ValueEditor...
BitmapEffects Andrew Smith [Infragistics] / Wed, Apr 9, 2008 BitmapEffects should be used sparingly since currently 1 they are software rendered but judicious limited usage of them can provide some nice effects for your application. In some cases, their usage is...
MousePanning in WPF Andrew Smith [Infragistics] / Fri, Apr 4, 2008 Many applications such as Microsoft Office and web browsers provide the ability to scroll by pressing down the middle mouse button and dragging in the direction that you want to scroll. This feature is...
Disabled Images in WPF Andrew Smith [Infragistics] / Sun, Mar 30, 2008 I think most developers and end users have come to expect that when a menu item or button is disabled that the image and text within that item are displayed as grayed out. This provides a visual indication...