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Tuesday, December 8, 2009Print Subscribe

Learn how to enable aggregates in applications created with Web Site Factory code generation project and Code OnTime Designer. Aggregates deliver business intelligence and work with adaptive filtering.

Aggregates in ASP.NET/AJAX Web Applications

Here is a snippet of Products data controller that enables aggregates for grid1 view as shown in video.

<view id="grid1" type="Grid" commandId="command1" label="Products">
  <headerText>This is a list of products. </headerText>
  <dataFields>
    <dataField fieldName="ProductName" columns="40" />
    <dataField fieldName="SupplierID" aliasFieldName="SupplierCompanyName" aggregate="Count"/>
    <dataField fieldName="CategoryID" aliasFieldName="CategoryCategoryName" />
    <dataField fieldName="QuantityPerUnit" columns="20" />
    <dataField fieldName="UnitPrice" dataFormatString="c" columns="15" aggregate="Average"/>
    <dataField fieldName="UnitsInStock" columns="15" aggregate="Sum"/>
    <dataField fieldName="UnitsOnOrder" columns="15" />
    <dataField fieldName="ReorderLevel" columns="15" />
    <dataField fieldName="Discontinued" />
  </dataFields>
</view>

Labels: AJAX, Application Factory, Data Aquarium Framework, Designer, Video Tutorial

Sunday, December 6, 2009Print Subscribe

Adaptive Filtering in ASP.NET/AJAX Applications

Learn how your users can take advantage of adaptive filtering and sorting features available in applications created with Data Aquarium Framework and Web Site Factory from Code OnTime, the premier provider of code generation software for ASP.NET / AJAX.

AJAX-Style Adaptive Filtering and Sorting

Labels: AJAX, Application Factory, Data Aquarium Framework, User Interface, Video Tutorial

Sunday, September 20, 2009Print Subscribe

Building ASP.NET/AJAX Forms With Code OnTime Designer

Learn ASP.NET/AJAX web form customization with Code OnTime Designer. We will start with an automatically generated single-column AJAX web form that lists all fields of an employee record. We proceed by creating the following form layouts in real time:

A single column form with employee fields broken into four categories
A two column form with compact field layout
A form with four tabs for each category and fields displayed in compact layout.
A form with two tabs that bring up two categories each displayed in a standard layout.

You can see a live demo of an application similar to the one in the tutorial at http://dev.codeontime.com/demo/multicolumn.

Labels: AJAX, ASP.NET 3.5, Data Aquarium Framework, Designer, Video Tutorial