This post is a follow up to my initial post on much the same topic – “Charts: Creating custom style for LineDataPoint”. The reason for this new post was that after the last post I needed to create a new chart with multiple lines, on these lines I wanted a custom DataPoint style – and different [...]

If you have ever created a Silverlight application to displaying statistics, you will know of the charting functionality in Silverlight – or rather the Silverlight Toolkit from Codeplex . You will also know that there is tons of things that can be changed through styles and more, this post will explain how to change the [...]

This article covers the topic of uploading files from a client to server (in a WCF RIA Services enabled Silverlight application). In this example it is described how to upload files in ‘chuncks’ and how to store them in a SQL database. Also for good measure I have added a progress bar seeing that that [...]

The default Silverlight loading screen can quickly become a little boring and conservative, so here is a small guide for the people that wishes to add a custom loading screen (og splash screen if you will). When you create a Silverlight Application using Visual Studio, you will get two projects – lets say you create a Silverlight [...]

During the creation of a smaller application I found myself in need of a custom color picker, I wanted something in the same style as can be found in the ComponentOne toolkit. To accomplish this I created a class extending the System.Windows.Controls.Button class, the file called ColorPicker.cs is shown below: public class ColorPicker : Button [...]