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Category Archives: Silverlight
Impressive STSADM reference built with silverlight
Not too long ago I was working on the idea of using silverlight as my KPI/admin interface on one of the B2C web application. This was an early idea and I had lots of challenges both technical and business to … Continue reading
How To: Telerik Silverlight controls on SharePoint
If you worked with Telerik controls in the past you know that those are great in terms of look as well as rich functionality. In my last article I described how to load Microsoft Silverlight controls onto SharePoint. In this … Continue reading
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Tagged MOSS, sharepoint, Silverlight, telerik
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How To: Adding Silverlight to SharePoint custom application pages
In my last post (http://www.sharemuch.com/?p=388) I posted on leveraging Silverlight in your SharePoint layout pages. If you like a quick visual tutorial – here is 25 min video with pretty much the same content. Here is a link to a … Continue reading
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Getting Silverlight applications to run within SharePoint custom application page
For those of you who followed – I was trying to get an early start on getting Silverlight execute on MOSS in custom application page. There are quite few challenges to say the least, so let me share those with you … Continue reading
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Telerik Silverlight Controls and Visual Studio 2010
As you can see I finally got a hold of new edition of Silverlight controls from Telerik. For those of you who are not familiar with what Telerik is – let’s put it this way … if you want your applications … Continue reading
Silverlight control set from Telerik
Today I got a hold of the Silverlight controls from Telerik (kindly sponsored to us by Telerik) which has been of my interest for quite a while. Some may argue that Silverlight is not ready for the “big screen” yet, … Continue reading