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I'm working on a proof-of-concept that allows users to view documents from a database. We would like the viewer to function in such a way that it is possible to persist the current state of the viewer so that the document is in the same position the next
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Currently I have been able to add functionality that stores and loads the viewmode but as soon as the document is loaded the page index is reset and there is no event that I can find that is raised after the document is loaded to allow me to set the page
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So my question is, is there a recommended way of setting the page index as soon as the document is loaded? In addition is it possible to access the current position of the view as opposed to just the current page?
Hi Martin,
Due to the asynchronous loading nature of Document Toolkit, assigning a page number or index doesn't have any effect until the Document is actually loaded. You'll need to wait until the document is available. You then also need to wait until the Document
Viewer has actually rendered its scrollviewer with page containers before you can scroll to the correct page.
There is currently no good solution for waiting until the viewer has finished its initial render pass. You can use a workaround involving a timer. Yeah, total hack, and I know it's not ideal but it works. Here's what you need to do:
First wait for the document to be loaded by handling the datasource propertychanged event and then use a timer to delay invoke the page navigation.
this.DataSource.PropertyChanged += OnDataSourcePropertyChanged;
private void OnDataSourcePropertyChanged(object sender, PropertyChangedEventArgs e)
if (e.PropertyName == "Document" && this.DataSource.Document != null) {
// document loaded, defer navigate to page
var timer = new DispatcherTimer { Interval = TimeSpan.FromMilliseconds(50) };
timer.Tick += (s, args) => {
// perform navigation
this.Viewer.PageNumber = 10;
Furthermore the current page index and page number can be used to access the current position of the viewer, there are currently no other properties available. What do you need?
- Koen
This is something I had considered but wanted to avoid as we can't guarantee that the users aren't going to put in large documents that may take some time to load but as this is the only option we will have to experiment with what kind of timing we can acceptably
set it to.
As far as the page view goes, if a user wishes to zoom in on a table in their document and then save that view for the next session, then at the moment regardless of where the view was during the last session the view will be moved to the beginning of the
page that they were looking at and so the table will no longer be visible. So ideally we would like to have more fine grained access to the viewer position than just the page.
In addition, I am also having issues setting the viewmode in the code behind. I am currently using the ViewModePicker and whenever I manually change the SelectedViewMode property this change is not reflected in the Picker even though it is accurately reflected
in the view. If I change the selection in the Picker it also changes the view so it looks like the binding is working correctly. Could there be something I'm missing?
I forgot to mention the DocumentViewer.BringIntoView methods that do provide finer grained control over positioning the viewer content. These are not properties, so direct binding won't work, but a behavior might help?
When setting the SelectedViewMode in code, make sure the ViewMode instance that you assign to the picker does exist in the ViewModes collection.
- Koen
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Here's my take…
In The Artist's Way, Julia Cameron recommends writing daily morning pages—three handwritten pages of stream-of-consciousness writing—as a method to get rid of the junk that inhibits our creative spirit. Morning pages are not intended to be read by anyone, not even the writer, for at least several weeks and perhaps not at all.
I've written morning pages off and on for about ten years. They are filled with endless whining, grousing and complaining about work, relationships, family, etc., nothing of any value in telling my story. It's the same from day to day, from one year to the next. For me, the value of morning pages lies in their cathartic properties. I surely don't want anyone to read them EVER! One of these days, I will take the time to shred them. I wish I had a fireplace because it would be so much quicker to burn them!
I don't have the discipline to write an intentional journal, so I will continue to post short memoirs on my 52 Weeks of Personal History blog. (Having procrastinated for nine months, I am still getting caught up!) When the year is over, I plan to choose another set of prompts to use in continuing my life account.
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At Redmond Town Center, the motto is, "We make good things happen. " But the one thing the outdoor mall can't materialize is additional...
At Redmond Town Center, the motto is, "We make good things happen." But the one thing the outdoor mall can't materialize is additional retail space.
The 1.6 million-square-foot office, hotel and retail development near Microsoft has a lean 3 percent vacancy rate. In recent months, the center has turned away national apparel retailers because so little storefront space remains.
"Our big challenge right now is trying to figure out … how we gain additional prime retail space," said Kim Campbell, the center's senior property manager.
"[Retail demand] has been strong for the last two to three years and is just getting stronger."
Redmond Town Center isn't the only retail development feeling the pinch.
With a 5.3 percent retail vacancy rate for the metro area — one of the lowest in the nation — Seattle apparently needs more places to shop.
A national real-estate investment brokerage picked the Seattle metro area — King, Pierce and Snohomish counties — as the No. 1 retail-investment city for the next three years.
The ranking by Marcus & Millichap in Encino, Calif., is based on the metro area's projected employment growth (the creation of 120,000 jobs by the end of 2008), tightening retail-vacancy rates and personal-income growth.
"Retailers want to be in Seattle," said Hessam Nadji, Marcus & Millichap's managing director of research services. "Seattle is a tough area to win public approval [for retail-development projects]. That's part of what keeps the market healthy."
Both here and nationally, retail is the only core, commercial real-estate sector that wasn't overbuilt during the Internet boom — a phenomenon reflected in steadily rising property rents.
Retail-property rents have risen nearly 10 percent nationwide since the onset of the downturn in 2001. That compares with a 2 percent gain for apartments and a 21 percent drop for office properties, the study said.
Marcus & Millichap, meanwhile, forecasts retail vacancy rates nationally to tighten to 9.8 percent by year's end, with rents to climb 2.5 percent.
In downtown Seattle, the overall retail vacancy rate is nearly half the rate it was three years ago — at 7.8 percent, according to officespace.com.
As vacancy tightens, Marcus & Millichap predicts, local retailers will be facing rent increases topping 3 percent.
The firm, meanwhile, expects a sizable portion of the metro area's future job growth to come from professional services and trade-related jobs, which would spur personal-income growth.
"You put that all together, and it spells a favorable [outcome]," Nadji said.
That demand has spurred on even small retailers.
At Alhambra, an upscale women's clothing boutique at First Avenue and Pine Street, a silk charmeuse beaded gown will set a customer back $396.
Boutique owner Shakir Kaymaz said sales have risen for the past two years, although he saw a dip in the spring when gas prices climbed. Even though his shop is in the center of downtown tourism, the majority of his clientele is local, Kaymaz said.
"I think downtown is doing better every day in terms of business," he said. "I see a positive trend, especially in metropolitan living."
If downtown Seattle boutique owners have seen an uptick in business, every major mall in the metro area has either added space or has an expansion in the works to meet consumer demand.
Susan Zimmerman, a retail specialist with GVA Kidder Mathews, a major commercial real-estate firm, said she sees more space coming on line in virtually every major suburban Puget Sound-area shopping area, from Alderwood to Kent.
Some of the biggest demand for retail locations comes in city neighborhoods, she said.
For prime street-front space in hot neighborhoods like Queen Anne and Ballard, virtually nothing is available.
"There's not a lot of options for retailers who want to get into this market," said Ada Healey, vice president of real estate for Vulcan, Paul Allen's asset-management company.
Healey, who is overseeing Vulcan's transformation of the South Lake Union area, is fielding a raft of proposals from retailers but says Vulcan will be deliberate as it decides what to do with the 60 acres it controls in the neighborhood north of downtown.
Healey doesn't foresee South Lake Union housing a large-scale urban shopping center like Pacific Place, but rather smaller shops and eateries clustered in biotech facilities, apartments, condos and old warehouses.
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Retail experts Dick Outcalt and Patricia Johnson said the market can adjust quickly if the area lacks stores. A strip mall is far less complex to build than, say, an apartment building or office tower.
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A gay rights activist and director of a one-act play in Windsor about tolerance is recovering from a savage beating that he says exposes a hateful act of homophobia.
Chris Rabideau, 26, said he was robbed and then beaten by two men who told him the attack early Friday was justified because he's gay.
He said the incident began after one man approached him outside a convenience store at Ouellette Way and Giles Boulevard. When he reached the corner of Ouellette and Erie Street, another man joined the first suspect.
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WE DON'T ALWAYS feel about our family the way we think we should feel about our family—that idea comes through loud and clear in the opening scenes of Hand2Mouth Theatre's new Everyone Who Looks Like You. The young company has steeled themselves to tell the unvarnished truth, and in the show's best moments, they do. "I don't think I can take care of you when I'm old," one actor confesses. "Sometimes I describe you as 'simple,'" says another.
Everyone is a freefall through childhood memories and adult perceptions, a collage of movement, sound, and sentiment that explores the dimensions of family life. Cereal is eaten every morning, and so routine becomes ritual; ugly sweaters are worn just because Mom made them.
Hand2Mouth also recognizes that their company functions like a family, and their willingness to turn a critical eye on their own relationships make for some of the show's most surprising moments. But for all the clarity, recognition, and humor the show offers, there's a fair amount of noisy, grating chaos as well. Some of the jokes are just too easy—as mortifying as getting the "sex talk" from your parents might be, it's a pretty unoriginal setup. There's a through-line of immaturity, too, of over-identification with childish modes (simple melodies are sweetly sung; tantrums are thrown); by the end of the just-too-long show, Everyone's backward focus feels both cloying and claustrophobic.


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I have a small problem. I am currently creating a 2 dimensional array (or matrix) of size 100 by 100. Now I get errors when I make my matrix larger than 210 by 210.
The problem is is that I need a matrix 10000 by 10000.
example code:
double data[1000][1000]; //this gives errors
Okay, which would be the best way to go and will work?
First, don't do 2 dim array, do a 2 dim vector.
Second, don't do 2 dim array, do pointers in two directions.
Or Third do the 2 dim array but go in another direction.
Thanks for the thoughts