Vectorlight News

  • Chat App Converted to HTML and JQuery
    Sep 08, 2011

    Converted from Silverlight to HTML and Javascript/JQuery is the Vectorlight Chat App. Login using your Vectorlight password to chat using your username and avatar.

  • HTML5 iPhone,Android Big Guns Tower Defense
    Jul 02, 2011

    Big Guns has made the leap from Windows Phone 7 (XNA) to HTML5 so you can now play it on your iPhone, Android and other HTML5 compatible devices.

  • HTML5 Games - Word Poppers and Batty
    Jun 04, 2011

    As the take-up of HTML5 quickens (74% of users currently have a browser capable of HTML5 Canvas) we present two more games for both your browser and mobile.

  • Big Guns Tower Defense on Windows Phone 7
    May 06, 2011

    Coming soon to Windows Phone 7 is an XNA port of the popular Vectorlight tower defense game Super Tower Defense. Whilst retaining many of the graphical and gameplay features of the original Silverlight game.

  • Wakacube WP7 Update
    Apr 26, 2011

    Released to the Windows Phone 7 marketplace today is Version 1.1 of Wakacube the 3D physics game of skill. Included in the update are more levels (30 in total) and new mode Wakatime which generates random crate structures to keep players entertained long after the levels have been completed.

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Ichigeki
Ichigeki
Viewer - ScrollIntoPosition(UIElement) method Posted: May 29, 2010
 

Hi,


I'm currently working on a Organization chart on Silverlight using

the Liquid Viewer control.

What I'd like to do is being able to scroll to

a certain UIElement organigram node position in the Viewer as I click its corresponding node value from a Liquid TreeView.

using ScrollIntoPosition(UIElement) method.

I've searched for coding example using ScrollIntoPosition(UIElement) though

I couldn't find any...

Any short source code reference or example would be very appreciated.


Thank you.

  
 
dan
dan
RE: Viewer - ScrollIntoPosition(UIElement) method Posted: May 30, 2010
 

Hi,


Yes to use this method you simply provide an instance reference to any UIElement inside the Viewer.  The Viewer will then move the scroll position to ensure the element is in view.  Whilst testing this myself it you need to ensure your element has its Width/Height properties set and also it doesn't take into account the current zoom level so may not work if your Zoom property is anything other than 1.


These two bugs will be fixed in the next version.


Thanks!