How to Create a Simple Silverlight BusyIndicator Based on Grid

Last Updated on Thursday, 12 April 2012 09:36 Written by Andrew Ivanov Saturday, 14 April 2012 12:00

Often in the Silverlight applications is very convenient to lock some content while performing continuous operation. In this article, I will demonstrate how this can be done using all the advantages of Grid.

BusyGrid inherits the functionality of Grid. It also includes properties such as:

mojoPortal Tip: How to Break Out of The Mold and Into the Grid

Last Updated on Sunday, 4 September 2011 03:41 Written by Carole Bennett Saturday, 3 September 2011 12:00

By default, mojoPortal skins support a 3-panel mode; with a bit of tweaking, as shown in Ian’s article, you can add an additional header/footer pane. Even with all these options, creating an interesting, non-standard layout in mojoPortal, that’s still friendly to non-designers left to the task of creating and updating content can be a real challenge. If you are creating a mojoPortal-driven site for a client whose talents lie in other realms, it’s best to keep content management as simple as possible.  With that in mind, let’s look at applying custom layouts to a mojoPortal implementation.