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I am currently in college doing a project for a business of my choice where I want to create a modern calendar scheduler app using .NET 4.7.2 in C# and I cannot do it I have tried to search for videos and find APIs but none of them seem to work for me. An example of what I desire is below:
I have currently tried to watch a tutorial which works up till the point where i need to add the user control to all of the panels inside the flow layout panel. Ideally i would like to workout how to fix this issue but if there is a simpler more efficient option then id happily do it. Also any help on how to make the user control apply to all panels inside of the flow panel would be greatly appreciated.
Edit: I would also like to add the final project cannot use any paid services such as a VPS and must run everything on a windows 10 desktop. I do not mind if i have to pay my own money for an API or something similar i just cannot run it through a server
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I was wondering what type of side menu Microsoft used in their Hyper-V Manager (or mmc as well) and wanted to ask you If there is such control in C# (Winform / wpf) and what is the name of it?
I was trying to play with TreeView but it sucked in many ways, e.g. I was not able to "unfocus" selected node and so on.
Hope you are all doing well during this time.
Thank you!
hyper-v manager side menu screenshot
You can either use a 3rd party library having Accordion Control
Ex: https://docs.devexpress.com/WindowsForms/114553/controls-and-libraries/navigation-controls/accordion-control
Or make one for yourselves using WPF/WinForms Custom Control.
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I am working on a website that displays information about an application in C#.
What I would like to achieve is that whenever someone for example click a button in the application the website adds 1 to button clicks.
How would I achieve this?
If you are not looking to build something totally from scratch, you could look into using googles measurement protocol. Although it does not allow the collection of user specific data, tracking button clicks or other application actions is what it's meant for.
https://developers.google.com/analytics/devguides/collection/protocol/v1/
The measurement protocol will take care of the data collection and storage of your application events and the data could be viewed using the standard Google Analytics interface; helpful for testing. Then if you wanted to display the collected analytics on your custom website you could use the reporting api.
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I am working on a windows application and I want to insert some data to the controls in another windows application from my application. I think it's possible using spy++ or AutoIt.
But on searching I found only code like clicking a button in another application from one application.
What I need is,
I have 3 textboxes in WindowsApp_1 and I need to fill these from the value sending from WindowsApp_2. Could you please give me a sample code to achieve this ?
If you are intending to work on your application, I suggest working on it, instead of abusing stackoverflow
Asking for sample code in the way like you did, suggests, that you wont be able to do what you want yourself, even if samplecode is provided.
I shall give some hints, though:
Read the documentation of AutoIt
Begin with learning how to identify a Window from your App 1
# for instance:
WinWaitActive("Untitled - Notepad")
Elaborate on how to get the desired text from App 1
Paste the ill gotten text with
ControlSetText($app2, "", "Edit1", "This is some text")
https://www.autoitscript.com/autoit3/docs/intro/windowsbasic.htm
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I would like to create a application walkthrough for users to reveal functionality and give a short introduction to the software like this: http://www.dtelepathy.com/blog/design/ux-flows-how-when-to-design-app-walkthrough
This is often used for smartphone apps or browser applications. I've never seen this for Windows applications before, but this should be possible or not?
The application is implemented in C# and WinForms and uses a lot of controls from Infragistics.
It isn't possible to find anything about that on google or SO because "walkthrough" could be anything... :/ Maybe I'm looking for the wrong keywords?
Yes, this is definitely possible in a Windows App. We've done something like this before. I see your frustration regarding lack of documentation on the web. There isn't a lot out there specifically for windows desktop. Take what you can learn from the tutorial that you linked and translate that over. What we did a lot of was used semi-transparent panels containing the necessary content and then just lay those over everything. This way, you can get the 'greyed out' look for the main content of the app but control user's access.
Good luck!
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I've a project where i need to allow users to design their own pages for their application. So i want to create a designer/editor using ASP.NET/C# or silverlight or using anyother MS technologies. The designer should have the following features
Drag and drop controls
Move the controls in the designer to
position it
Preview mode/Source Mode
Property Window for Controls with specific properties
I've not any designer as a hosted application. I basically want to create something similar to visual studio designer as a web app. Any insights on how to approach this?
Silverlight fits perfectly for that.
Drag and Drop is possible too.
So if your user is fine with installing Silverlight it's the best way, in my opinion.
Let me know if you have any questions