Silverlight Cream for April 9, 2008 - #247

April 8, 2008 · 1 min read

Christoph Husse with a non-US TextBox, Jaime Rodriguez on built-in Styling, A SL2 Carousel, and URI Referencing, Dan Wahlin on ItemsControl Templates and 3rdParty SL2 controls.

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Michael Sync submitted this guest-post by Christoph Husse that is a very cool article on use of alternate keyboards or define-your-own keyboard, all with source:)

built-in Styling and generic.xaml

Jaime Rodriguez gives digs into the generic.xaml and built-in Styling, provides a tease and answers a ton of questions in a FAQ format... all good stuff.

A carousel control in Silverlight 2...

Catching up with Jaime today and showing this SL2 Carousel all with source.

A sample on referencing URIs..

I think this one catches me up at least on Jaime's SL2 postings... this one extending the URI references that have been discussed to no end.

Using Silverlight 2 ItemsControl Templates

Dan Wahlin posted this one, and I'm a tad behind on... but it is on ItemsControl Templates... good information and read it all, there are some nuggets of knowledge buried:)

Interesting 3rd Party Controls and Demo Applications for ASP.NET and Silverlight

A bit older post from Dan showcasing some 3rd-party SL2 controls and demos.

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