New to WPF - Would this be easy to implement?
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Hi All, I am just starting with WPF to implement rich GUI application. I have design in my mind and would like you to give suggestion to make it better.
--------------------------------------------------- dropDown1 dropdown2 dropdown3 ----------........---------........--------- ..........|......|.........|......|.........| ..........|......|.........|......|.........| ..........|......|container|......|container| Tree view.|......|..with...|......|..with...| ..........|......|.multiple|......|.multiple| ..........|......|list view|......|list view| ..........|......|.........|......|.........| ..........|......|.........|......|.........| ----------.......-----------......----------- ---------------------------------------------------Above is the design i would like to implement. How it should work? - a user will select an option from dropDown1 and treeview will be filled with hierarchy of active, pending, closed guests. - When user will select an option from dropDown2/dropDown3 it will fill respective containers with list views (no of list views will be decided at run time by retrieving count from DB so there is requirement that container should pop up scrollbars if listviews crosses the bounds) - Now user will move (drag and drop) guest from treeview to list view. This is how application would work. I need your suggestion if this would be easy to implement in WPF. Also share your view on this. Thanks, AksharRoop
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Hi All, I am just starting with WPF to implement rich GUI application. I have design in my mind and would like you to give suggestion to make it better.
--------------------------------------------------- dropDown1 dropdown2 dropdown3 ----------........---------........--------- ..........|......|.........|......|.........| ..........|......|.........|......|.........| ..........|......|container|......|container| Tree view.|......|..with...|......|..with...| ..........|......|.multiple|......|.multiple| ..........|......|list view|......|list view| ..........|......|.........|......|.........| ..........|......|.........|......|.........| ----------.......-----------......----------- ---------------------------------------------------Above is the design i would like to implement. How it should work? - a user will select an option from dropDown1 and treeview will be filled with hierarchy of active, pending, closed guests. - When user will select an option from dropDown2/dropDown3 it will fill respective containers with list views (no of list views will be decided at run time by retrieving count from DB so there is requirement that container should pop up scrollbars if listviews crosses the bounds) - Now user will move (drag and drop) guest from treeview to list view. This is how application would work. I need your suggestion if this would be easy to implement in WPF. Also share your view on this. Thanks, AksharRoop
AksharRoop wrote:
if this would be easy to implement in WPF
Yes. That question is really relative to who answers it. If you don't think it would be easy, then I reckon you have some studying to do :)
Mark Salsbery Microsoft MVP - Visual C++ :java:
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AksharRoop wrote:
if this would be easy to implement in WPF
Yes. That question is really relative to who answers it. If you don't think it would be easy, then I reckon you have some studying to do :)
Mark Salsbery Microsoft MVP - Visual C++ :java:
Any good sample that would help me with this?
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Any good sample that would help me with this?
AksharRoop wrote:
Any good sample that would help me with this?
There's tons of sample code floating around the internet and on this site. I highly recommend studying at least the first 3 or 4 chapters of the WPF documentation...It will save you a lot of time in the long run... Windows Presentation Foundation[^]
Mark Salsbery Microsoft MVP - Visual C++ :java:
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AksharRoop wrote:
Any good sample that would help me with this?
There's tons of sample code floating around the internet and on this site. I highly recommend studying at least the first 3 or 4 chapters of the WPF documentation...It will save you a lot of time in the long run... Windows Presentation Foundation[^]
Mark Salsbery Microsoft MVP - Visual C++ :java:
Thanks a lot Mark.