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Features of Silverlight 5

Improved media support

• Low Latency Audio Playback: Use the SoundEffect API to trigger low-latency sound
• Variable Speed Playback: allows video to be played at different speeds and supports fast-forward and rewind. At up to twice the speed, audio pitch correction allows users to watch videos while preserving a normal audio pitch.
• H/W Decode of H.264 media: Significant performance improvements with H.264 media decoding of unprotected content
• DRM Key Rotation/LiveTV Playback: Long-running live TV playback protected through the use of rotating licenses
• Application-Restricted Media: Prevents playback of protected content in unauthorized applications

Improved Text support

• Text Tracking & Leading: Exercise fine-grained control over the spacing between characters and lines in your text
• Linked Text Containers: Create linked RichTextBlocks that allow text to flow seamlessly from one to the next
• OpenType and Pixel Snapped Text : Improved text clarity
• Postscript vector printing: reduces the size of print jobs and improves rendering quality of text
• Performance improvements for Block Layout Engine.

Building next-generation business applications

• PivotViewer — now included in SDK. Adds support for dynamic client-based collections, XAML-based visuals, and customizability.
• ClickCount: Add support for multi-click to your application
• Listbox/ComboBox type-ahead text searching: Listboxes and ComboBoxes can now scroll based on text input
• Ancestor RelativeSource Binding: Bind to a property on a parent control
• Implicit DataTemplates: Allow DataTemplates to be defined implicitly
• DataContextChanged event
• Added PropertyChanged to the UpdateSourceTrigger enum
• Save File and Open File Dialog: Specify a default filename when you launch your SaveFileDialog and specify a default directory when you launch your OpenFileDialog
• Databinding Debugging: Set a breakpoint directly in XAML, examine locals, and debug your bindings
• Custom Markup Extensions: Execute custom code at XAML parse time
• Binding on Style Setters: You can now specify a binding within a style

Silverlight 5 performance improvements

• Parser Performance Improvements: Improved XAML parse times for UserControls & ResourceDictionaries
• Network Latency Improvements: Significant performance improvement in ClientHttpWebRequest scenarios
• H/W accelerated rendering in IE9 windowless mode: Silverlight now uses the new SurfacePresenter APIs for H/W accelerated rendering in IE9 windowless mode
• Multicore JIT: Shortens the start-up time for Silverlight apps
• 64-bit browser support

Graphics improvements

• Improved Graphics stack: The graphics stack has been re-architected to add features such as Independent Animations
• 3D: Use the XNA API on the Windows platform to gain low-level access to the GPU and draw vertex shaders and low-level 3D primitives. Includes Render targets, XNA built-in effects, surface composition settings for depth/stencil buffers and multi-sample anti-aliasing

Silverlight 5 extends features of the “Trusted Application” model

Silverlight 5 extends features of the ‘Trusted Application’ model to the browser for the first time. These features, when enabled via a group policy registry key and an application certificate, mean users won’t need to leave the browser to perform complex tasks:

• Multiple window support: Launch multiple top-level windows inside a SL OOB application
• Full-Trust in-browser: Using Group Policy, deploy signed in-browser applications that harness the full power of full-trust functionality
• In-browser HTML support: Host your WebOC within an in-browser SL application
• Unrestricted File System Access: Read from and write to any directory on your system, from a full-trust application
• P/Invoke support : Allows existing native code to be run directly from Silverlight

Tools improvements

• Visual Studio Team Test support.

The major difference is:

1) User Level Access:

Joomla 1.5 version had limited options to set access level but there are more features in Joomla 1.6 version i.e.

• We can assign access levels for each created user.
• We can create our own user group and then assign a number of users into that group.

2) Less code :

The major difference is that Joomla 1.6 needs less code than 1.5 to perform same things and provide efficiency in code

3) Cleaner and simpler back-end :

Joomla 1.5 was that the back-end part was a bit too complex for a newbie. Introducing back-end to clients, they have been overwhelmed by all the menus, all different areas, parameters etc. In Joomla 1.6 this will be much cleaner and not as many different areas that may confu

se the average client.

Below listed are some more differences:

Some Back-end Navigation Changes Overview

Sr.no	Description	Joomla 1.5	Joomla1.6
1	The Site Menu :Is much more compact in terms of general information, configuration, and cache, and incorporates a new set of shortcuts previously used in Tools Menu.
2	The Menus Menu :Suffered a small change because the menus components have been changed to integrate the Menu Trash in menu items view.
3	The Content Menu :Has been also changed because of component improvements. The menu provides quick add articles and categories links. The content sections management has been removed in Joomla! 1.6 But categories now support tree structure with unlimited depth.
4	The Components Menu :comes with a new set of shortcuts for messaging previously used in Tools Menu and a new Redirect Manager Component shortcut.
5	Extensions
6	The Help Menu :Provides more resources links than ever before: community links, documentation, translations and others.

1. Creating a SharePoint list that will manage you navigation.
2. Create you wep part code for the menu.
3. Add your Menu web part in your master page.
4. Test your application to view the result.

1. Create a SharePoint List Which look like this having the following field in it;

Item level column to have choice field type and three level Level 1, Level 2, Level 3,

Display0 column will also have the choice field with yes and no value

2 And after you have created the menu list now you can create your own Menu web part

Here is the code which for the menu web part;

using System;
using System.Runtime.InteropServices;
using System.Web.UI;
using System.Web.UI.WebControls;
using System.Web.UI.WebControls.WebParts;
using System.Xml.Serialization;

using Microsoft.SharePoint;
using Microsoft.SharePoint.WebControls;
using Microsoft.SharePoint.WebPartPages;
using System.Drawing;

namespace MenuWebPart
{
    [Guid("743ab9a9-31e0-4ba4-b2bc-cbb5696bd18e")]
    public class Menu : System.Web.UI.WebControls.WebParts.WebPart
    {
        public string _AdminList = "[type_list_Name_of_Menu/ CustomMenu]";
        public Menu()
        {
            this.ExportMode = WebPartExportMode.All;
        }

        [Personalizable, WebBrowsable, WebDisplayName("Admin List")]
        public string Set_AdminList
        {
            get
            {
                return _AdminList;
            }
            set
            {
                _AdminList = value;
            }
        }

        protected override void CreateChildControls()
        {
            // Create ASPMenu control.
            AspMenu _menu;
            string MenuID = _AdminList + "CustomMenu";
            _menu = new AspMenu();

            //Set the controls look and feel
            _menu.ID = "CustomMenu";
            _menu.EnableViewState = false;
            _menu.Orientation = System.Web.UI.WebControls.Orientation.Horizontal;
            _menu.StaticDisplayLevels = 1;
            _menu.MaximumDynamicDisplayLevels = 3;
            _menu.StaticSubMenuIndent = 0;
            _menu.DynamicHorizontalOffset = 0;
            _menu.StaticPopOutImageUrl = "/_layouts/images/arrow.png";
            _menu.StaticPopOutImageTextFormatString = "";
            _menu.DynamicHoverStyle.BackColor = Color.FromName("#CBE3F0");
            _menu.SkipLinkText = "";
            _menu.StaticSubMenuIndent = 0;
            _menu.CssClass = "ms-topNavContainer";

            _menu.StaticMenuItemStyle.CssClass = "ms-topnav";
            _menu.StaticMenuItemStyle.ItemSpacing = 0;
            _menu.StaticSelectedStyle.CssClass = "ms-topnavselected";
            _menu.StaticHoverStyle.CssClass = "ms-topNavHover";
            _menu.DynamicMenuStyle.BackColor = Color.FromName("#F2F3F4");
            _menu.DynamicMenuStyle.BorderColor = Color.FromName("#A7B4CE");
            _menu.DynamicMenuStyle.BorderWidth = 0;
            _menu.DynamicHoverStyle.BackColor = Color.FromName("#525252");
            _menu.DynamicHoverStyle.BorderColor = Color.FromName("#CBE3F0");
            _menu.DynamicMenuItemStyle.CssClass = "ms-topNavFlyOuts";
            _menu.DynamicHoverStyle.CssClass = "ms-topNavFlyOutsHover";
            _menu.DynamicSelectedStyle.CssClass = "ms-topNavFlyOutsSelected";

            SPWeb thisWeb = null;

            try
            {

                SPSite thisSite = SPControl.GetContextSite(Context);
                thisWeb = thisSite.OpenWeb();
                SPList spCascadingNav = thisWeb.Lists[_AdminList];

                SPQuery query = new SPQuery();
                //query.Query = "<OrderBy><FieldRef Name='Link_x0020_Order' /></OrderBy><Where><And><Eq><FieldRef Name='Item_x0020_Level' /><Value Type='Choice'>Level 1</Value></Eq><Eq><FieldRef Name='Display' /><Value Type='Choice'>Yes</Value></Eq></And></Where>";
                query.Query = "<OrderBy><FieldRef Name='Link_x0020_Order' /></OrderBy><Where><And><Eq><FieldRef Name='Item_x0020_Level' /><Value Type='Choice'>Level 1</Value></Eq><Eq><FieldRef Name='Display0' /><Value Type='Choice'>Yes</Value></Eq></And></Where>";
                SPListItemCollection items = spCascadingNav.GetItems(query);

                //For each item, generate the row.
                System.Web.UI.WebControls.MenuItem _item = new System.Web.UI.WebControls.MenuItem();
                System.Web.UI.WebControls.MenuItem _item2;
                System.Web.UI.WebControls.MenuItem _item3;

                foreach (SPListItem menuItem in items)
                {
                    string parentID = " ";
                    if (menuItem["Parent ID"] != null)
                    {
                        parentID = menuItem["Parent ID"].ToString();
                    }
                    else { parentID = "None"; }
                    string title = menuItem["Title"].ToString();
                    string url = menuItem["Link URL"].ToString();
                    string itemID = menuItem["Link ID"].ToString();

                    _item = new System.Web.UI.WebControls.MenuItem(title, "", "", url);

                    SPQuery level2query = new SPQuery();
                    level2query.Query = "<OrderBy><FieldRef Name='Link_x0020_Order' /></OrderBy><Where><And><Eq><FieldRef Name='Item_x0020_Level' /><Value Type='Choice'>Level 2</Value></Eq><Eq><FieldRef Name='Display0' /><Value Type='Choice'>Yes</Value></Eq></And></Where>";
                    //level2query.Query = "<OrderBy><FieldRef Name='Link_x0020_Order' /></OrderBy><Where><And><Eq><FieldRef Name='Item_x0020_Level' /><Value Type='Choice'>Level 2</Value></Eq><Eq><FieldRef Name='Display' /><Value Type='Choice'>Yes</Value></Eq></And></Where>";
                    SPListItemCollection level2items = spCascadingNav.GetItems(level2query);

                    foreach (SPListItem subMenuItem in level2items)
                    {
                        string subparentID = " ";
                        if (subMenuItem["Parent ID"] != null)
                        {
                            subparentID = subMenuItem["Parent ID"].ToString();
                        }
                        else { subparentID = "None"; }

                        if (subparentID == itemID)
                        {
                            string subtitle = subMenuItem["Title"].ToString();
                            string suburl = subMenuItem["Link URL"].ToString();
                            string subID = subMenuItem["Link ID"].ToString();

                            _item2 = new System.Web.UI.WebControls.MenuItem(subtitle, "", "", suburl);

                            SPQuery level3query = new SPQuery();
                            //level3query.Query = "<OrderBy><FieldRef Name='Link_x0020_Order' /></OrderBy><Where><And><Eq><FieldRef Name='Item_x0020_Level' /><Value Type='Choice'>Level 3</Value></Eq><Eq><FieldRef Name='Display' /><Value Type='Choice'>Yes</Value></Eq></And></Where>";
                            level3query.Query = "<OrderBy><FieldRef Name='Link_x0020_Order' /></OrderBy><Where><And><Eq><FieldRef Name='Item_x0020_Level' /><Value Type='Choice'>Level 3</Value></Eq><Eq><FieldRef Name='Display0' /><Value Type='Choice'>Yes</Value></Eq></And></Where>";
                            SPListItemCollection level3items = spCascadingNav.GetItems(level3query);

                            foreach (SPListItem sub3MenuItem in level3items)
                            {
                                string sub3parentID = " ";
                                if (sub3MenuItem["Parent ID"] != null)
                                {
                                    sub3parentID = sub3MenuItem["Parent ID"].ToString();
                                }
                                else { sub3parentID = "None"; }
                                if (sub3parentID == subID)
                                {
                                    string sub3title = sub3MenuItem["Title"].ToString();
                                    string sub3url = sub3MenuItem["Link URL"].ToString();

                                    _item3 = new System.Web.UI.WebControls.MenuItem(sub3title, "", "", sub3url);
                                    _item2.ChildItems.Add(_item3);
                                }
                            }
                            _item.ChildItems.Add(_item2);
                        }

                    }
                    _menu.Items.Add(_item);

                    Controls.Add(_menu);
                }
            }
            catch (Exception ex)
            {
                Controls.Add(new LiteralControl("An error has occured with this web part.  Please contact your system administrator and relay this error message: " + ex.Message));
            }
            finally
            {
                if (thisWeb != null)
                    thisWeb.Dispose();
            }

        }
    }
}

 

3 Changes to be done in the master page of the application.

Deploye your web part and make some changes in the master page of the application the application in the sharepoint designer 2010 and open the master page of the application and add the following tag in the top

<%@ Register TagPrefix=”customMenu”  namespace=” MenuWebPart”   assembly=” MenuWebPart, Version=1.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=”65ac12bd34er8583″  %>

 

as Images Displayed below



and add the following tag in the body part of the master page as displayed below

< customMenu: MenuWebPart  runat=”server” id=”customMenu” Set_AdminList=”[type_list_Name_of_Menu]/ CustomMenu” __WebPartId=”{69ER54DE-2SFS-8581-A3C5-DD45S54SD5}” />



If your list name in the sharepoint site is  CustomMenu as displayed below then 

 

=”[type_list_Name_of_Menu]”  instead this type the name as CustomMenu

I will also thank to the owner of link 

 

http://cregan.wordpress.com/2008/05/09/wss-navigation-flyouts-security-trimming-custom-nav-items/

What’s New in HTML-5 :

• New Semantic Tags like <header>, <nav>, <aside>, <section>,<article>and <footer> are included which are more aligned with modern Web Design practices.
• New Media Elements like <audio> and <video> are included to embed audio and video directly in the HTML code without the need of external plug-in.

“So long as the http end point is a streaming resource on the web, you can just point the <video> or<audio> element adds it to stream the content.”

• New API’s (Application Programming Interfaces) are included enabling the developers to add Drag-Drop features, Document Editing, Canvas Drawing and so on.
  Canvas Drawing is used to render Graphics and Images.
• More New Elements like <meter>, <progress>, <data grid>, <hgroup>, <mark> and so on.

Features:

• Device Independent » No need of external plug-in.
• Better error handling » Checks out errors and handles error checking.
• More markups to replace scripting » Less Scripts, more Semantic Tags.
• The canvas element for drawing » Creating Canvas Painting, Graphs and Canvas 3D Games.
• The video and audio elements for media playback » without use of Flash Plug-in.
• Better support for local offline storage
• Application Caches » The ability to store web apps like email locally and access it without having to connect to the internet or install an external client like Outlook.
• Geolocation » This API defines location information with high-level interface (GPS) associated with the device hosting the API. Sources of location information includes Global Positioning System (GPS) and network signals such as IP address, RFID, WiFi and Bluetooth MAC addresses, and GSM/CDMA cell IDs.
• New content specific elements, like article, footer, header, nav, section
• New form controls, like calendar, date, time, email, url, search

Advantages:

• Improved Code » Removing <div> tags and replacing it with Semantic HTML-5 tags enabling Web Designers to use clean and neat code.
• Greater Consistency » Consistency in terms of HTML and making Web Designers and Web Developers to grasp the structure even if it is brand new.
• Improved Semantics » Web page is standardized by using semantic HTML-5 tags and thus semantic value of web page is increased.
• Improved Accessibility » Possibly assistive Technologies to expand on the features and more detailed understanding of the structure.

Browser Compatibility

HTML5 is best compatible with

IE9, Chrome, FireFox, Safari, Opera

Examples of HTML5

1. Adding, modifying, or deleting the application’s Web.config file.
   • This is very important situation here, if we are add any new section or modify existing section i web configuration file, the IIS will treat as change and then lead to restart the ASP.NET Application. And more important when Application restart all the sessions and other states will lost. so make sure before update anything in web config file, all the transaction has been completed.
2. Adding, modifying, or deleting assemblies from the application’s Bin folder.
3. Adding, modifying, or deleting localization resources from the App_GlobalResources or App_LocalResources folders.
4. Adding, modifying, or deleting the application’s Global.asax file.
5. Adding, modifying, or deleting source code files in the App_Code directory.
   • This is very important situation here, if we are add any new section or modify existing section i web configuration file, the IIS will treat as change and then lead to restart the ASP.NET Application. And more important when Application restart all the sessions and other states will lost. so make sure before update anything in web config file, all the transaction has been completed.
6. Adding, modifying, or deleting Web service references in the App_WebReferences directory.

This is very smal tip, but most useful, who are working production asp.net application.

1. First of all, create an Organization Unit (OU) in the Active Directory (AD) and delegate Full Control rights to Share Point Service Account (Central Administration Application Pool Account).
2. Configure Incoming Email Settings to use Share Point Directory Management Service to create Distribution Groups and Contacts to the Active Directory container (OU).
3. Mention the SMTP server name select all the options for Distribution Group Request Approval Settings.
4. On the Share Point Site create a new group with Full Control permission.
5. Create an Email Distribution Group (type in an email address) for this group.
6. In Central Administration > Operations &gt; Approve/Reject Distribution Groups, approve the Distribution Group to be created in the OU.
7. Check the OU in the AD and you will find the Distribution List successfully created with the email address (Microsoft Exchange stamps this email address to this Distribution List) assigned to the Share Point Group in the Share Point Site.
8. Add some users to the Share Point group and you will find that they synchronized the same in the Distribution List.
9. Send an email to the email address assigned to the Share Point group and the emails would be sent to the individual members of the Share Point Group.

Note: Synchronization between Share Point Group and Distribution List in the AD is a one way transaction (Share Point Group to Distribution List and not the other way round).  Hence, new users added to the Share Point Groups reflect automatically in the Distribution List however the vice-versa does not work.