This is part 2 of the drag and drop videos, this is where I show a different method than the one provided by silverlight.net. Basically I found the concept of capture mouse technique to be too limiting in my applications and this method was how I was able to do drag and drop in my application where during dragging of an object I needed to interact with other items. Hope this helps, and more videos are coming.

Source: Blogger.Demo.DragAndDrop2of2.zip (538.02 kb)

I have started to do more videos, this is a two part series on drag and drop. This first part is very basic drag and drop scenario, its built around the concept that when you click the object it will capture the mouse and when you release the mouse it will release the capture of the mouse. The problems I had with this method was when doing drag and drop in scenarios where you need to interact with other objects the capture method just was sufficient. So part 2 is all about how to do drag and drop without using the capture mouse technique.

Source: Blogger.Demo.DragAndDrop1of2.zip (535.05 kb)

As promised this covers 2 different methodologies for doing Dynamic Animations in Silverlight 2 Beta 2. I encompassed the technique used in my fx demo as well as another method too. Please let me know if you find these useful.

Source: DynamicAnimationsDemo.zip (543.16 kb)

Well I created this video in hopes to begin collecting a series of silverlight 2 beta 2 tutorials and when I get a small collection I will create a video site to continue sharing them. Let me know if you think hey are helpful.

This video covers an in depth look at a couple ways to implement the new ToolTipService as well as how to create your own custom ToolTip.

Source: TooltipDemo.zip (442.67 kb)