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AITaskList v3.1 Released


1/14/2007

A new version of AITaskList is now available on our site.

We recommend that current users of version 2.1 upgrade to 3.1 at the first opportunity because of its superior graphics engine. Version 3.1 contains significant improvements upon version 2.1, including new properties and events but mainly focusing on new Smart Refresh and intelli Paint features.

The following list details all the new changes for version 3.1:

AITaskList:

public SmoothingMode PaintMode


Developers can set the smoothing mode for the control to improve rendering speed. The default is HighSpeed for optimum painting and refresh.


public Boolean WithContextMenu


Developers can now use the built in context menu to ease user item manipulation. The built in context menu contains actions for Move to Top, Move to Bottom and Delete.


public aiTaskItem GetSelectedItem()


Retrieved the currently selected aiTaskItem.


public event TaskListItemMove(object sender, AITaskListEventArgs ItemArgs, int FromPos, int ToPos, out Boolean Allow)


This event is raised when the user tries to move a TaskItem. Developers can set the Allow parameter to state whether the action should be allowed to take place.


public event TaskListAfterItemMove (object sender, AITaskListEventArgs ItemArgs)


This event is raised after the order of the TaskList is changed.


public event TaskListItemDelete (object sender, AITaskListEventArgs ItemArgs, out Boolean Allow)


This event is raised when the user tries to delete a TaskItem. Developers can set the Allow parameter to state whether the action should be allowed to take place.


public event TaskListAfterItemDelete (object sender, AITaskListEventArgs ItemArgs)


This event is raised after an item is deleted from the TaskList. The ItemArgs parameter contains the aiTaskItem that was deleted.


Demo Application:

We have also updated the demo application to show off even more features of AITaskList, including tracking action history and fine tuning individual task items.


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