I have removed some extra settings from the source to focus on just those settings that we applied to make the batch editing capabilities work for this screen. I was able to add this feature to a standard grid with an attribute setting and an entry in the MasterTableView settings of the grid called BatchEditingSettings: This made perfect sense for us to use as our album page, providing the ability to add and modify entries and saving a batch of changes in one large group. In the Q2 2013 release, we introduced support for batch editing of entries in the grid. The album page would make use of our most popular control, Telerik’s ASP.Net GridView. There will even be a surprise or two in the camera page for you to check out. In the following three sections, I will show each page of the application and describe how we utilized the new features to accomplish these goals. They should be able to touch the buttons on-screen to take pictures and adjust them as needed. When we run the photo booth, I don’t want our users to need to use a keyboard and mouse. There should be some sort of preview of the content in the albums.Īdditionally, with the significant availability of touch-enabled displays, it would be really great if we could ensure that this application was touch friendly. An all albums page that shows the list of all albums in the application.A ‘camera’ page that allows the user to connect to the attached camera, take a photo and edit it in the browser.An album page that lists the current photos in the album with names and assorted meta-data.
These controls would be applied across the three screens that we identified for this application: To deliver a successful application, we wanted to make the most of the new features available in the Q2 2013 release of the Telerik ASP.Net controls. This is the story of how we delivered a Photobooth web application to Telerik’s award winning Best of TechEd entry. In preparation for Telerik’s entry in the Best of Tech Ed competition, we decided to complete that demonstration website. My mind put two and two together and thought it would be REALLY neat to build a photobooth application. You see, I have been working with HTML5 over the past year, and I knew there were capabilities to access a web cam from the browser.
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In January, I saw the upcoming release of the Image Editor control and got very excited about the possibilities of having a full image editor in the browser. As a Developer Evangelist for Telerik’s ASP.Net controls, I get to see the really neat controls we’re building before they are delivered to you our customers.
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