I'm more of a bacon covered chocolate man myself.
ColinM123
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Food groupsfor decoration?
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Food groupsIt's 8:45 am and I've had Bacon Cheese Ice-Cream Nutrition Win!
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UserControl and Attached EventHow about bubbling the button clicks up. Catching them on the LayoutGrid then raise a new tunneling event, which is sent down to your usercontrol. Not sure if this is a good idea, maybe somebody else will chime in.
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Rnd() values are changing everytime in ASP.NETI keep getting an error when dividing my random numbers by zero. I think the random number generator is sending me bad numbers!
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Deep Zoom - Generate on Demand/DynamicallyYou could have a look at: http://www.codeplex.com/deepearth[^] I imagine that must do what your asking. (Unless they've got a precalculated DeepZoom image somewhere?)
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UserControl and Attached EventCan you use RoutedEvents? It should tunnel down to your usercontrol where you can take action.
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Literacy in the old DartN00bs!
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Adding dynamically new lines and columns to a grid ?You have to use code (c#) not XAML to do this. Something along the lines of: myGrid.ColumnDefinitions.Add(new ColumnDefintion);
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Extra yay, with yay on top!I seem to of stumbled into some sort of a yayfest? :~
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CP feels silky smoothTell more about this cup of gin.
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Call a Winservice hosted WCF service from a SQL stores procIs it possible to use SSIS instead of a stored procedure? There is a WebService Task option in SSIS. Also some limitations of what you can do in a CLR SP (can't remember offhand). You're probably better asking further questions in the database forum.
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A WPF 'ah-ha' moment for you.Ooh, another one. I was looking at my first attempt at a WPF app, and I was thinking "Who wrote this crap? It's all done wrong!" Stuff like updating text on controls via a loop instead of just using databinding.
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A WPF 'ah-ha' moment for you.Not sure ALL the pistons are firing yet! I liked this article on how a humble listbox can be completely changed in appearance. http://bea.stollnitz.com/blog/?p=40[^] Then going back a few weeks later and understanding (most of) the code this time. Also as Pete said lots of good WPF authors here on CP. Same thing, might not quite understand them, but let them sink in and they make more sense on rereading. Another thing was understanding that XAML is not some mysterious language but you can do things like just make an arraylist with integers and bind it to a listbox, very easily when you know how. The Pro WPF book has a nice chapter on this at the start. (You might be able to find this on google books, if you don't have a copy)
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Then once you learn all that WPF stuff, you goto Silverlight and find out half of the good stuff is missing. *sob*
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IE8 RC1..About time they improved the Find function. It was annoying compared to FF.
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Do you C?Hellno!
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[newbie] Visual Studio 2005 tagsThe semicolon should come after the tag
// BUG: - This is a new bug
Then select Task List from the View menu (Looks like it's CTRL+W, CTRL+T)
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[newbie] Visual Studio 2005 tagsPress CTRL+\ then CTRL+T and select comments from the dropdown.
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Have you ever...drank a "frogshake"? http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/7845306.stm[^]
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How to get the Actual Width of a Grid Column whose width is Auto.How about the ActualWidth property? :-D