WebUI Studio.NET 2008 Service Pack 2 has delivered many nice enhancements and features. One of the enhancements available in this later service pack is the integration between WebCallOut and FlyPostBack (AJAX) functionality. I have received feedback from our customers mentioning that WebCallOut is merely a [...]
Read MoreAs promised, the Service Pack 2 of WebUI Studio.NET 2008 is now available. You can download it from Developer Network portal. SP2 includes several new enhancements, and by far the most stable version that we ever release for 2008 R1 lifecycle. It’s highly recommended for [...]
Read MoreEveryone in the Web’s industry is so excited with this latest Microsoft RIA platform, Silverlight. I can easily tell that with the growing number of samples, showcases and response from community on the Internet. We can also feel the excitement from the fellow developers who [...]
Read MoreLast year, I blogged my first Silverlight-related post and wondering how Silverlight will define the next-gen Web application. Now, I’m back with some opinions on Silverlight, but with one major difference. This time I will share some thoughts and perspectives from end users view instead [...]
Read MoreI have just realized that it has been almost 1.5 months since my last blog post. That must be due to the overwhelming busy in the preparation for the TechEd event that we attended last month. Well, “roller coaster” season has passed, and we’re now [...]
Read MoreMicrosoft Tech Ed Developer 2008 is over, yet it leaves a remarkable impression for all of us. This is the first event we participated in and the responses and supports were extra ordinary. Orlando, Florida is about 30-hours of flight away and it was well [...]
Read MoreWe released WebUI Studio.NET 2008 R1 last March, which contains all products included in WebUI Studio.NET 2007 R2, plus 2 new components (WebAqua and WebScheduler). Customers who have purchased WebUI Studio.NET 2007 R2 can obtain the latest build included in WebUI Studio.NET 2008 R1 using [...]
Read MoreWebScheduler.NET comes with built-in advanced editing form. However, we received some feedbacks on how to use custom editing form in WebScheduler. Here are the steps to implement that. Create the custom editing form and set the EditingUrl property. The custom editing form used in this [...]
Read MoreThe long-awaited service pack 1 of WebUI Studio.NET 2008 R1 is finally here. We’ve made significant updates and enhancements to all areas of the products based on the feedback that we received since the initial release. Two of the most noteworthy enhancements are: Strong x64 [...]
Read MoreThe development team has made several enhancements to WebScheduler, which will be available in WebUI Studio.NET 2008 R1 SP1. The following are some of the enhancements. WebScheduler now works fine in x32 and x64-bit machine. When RTL mode is enabled, all elements in the [...]
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