I want to display the Strings aligned in the textbox but even if I use the same index for second column they are shifted.
For laying out a number of rows with column alignment, the GridView is a good option.
GridView view mode is one of the view modes for a ListView control. The GridView class and its supporting classes enable you and your users to view item collections in a table that typically uses buttons as interactive column headers. This topic introduces the GridView class and outlines its use.
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There are many outline items (menus) and many views and forms in the current running system.
The view is actually the same content, but the conditions are different.
Is there a way to have only one view and set conditions in the outer frame to display the content of the view?
for example:
There are 3 outer frame items (menu), click any outer frame item, a view will be displayed.
Menu 1 will open the view sorted by name
Menu 2 will open the view sorted by serial number
Menu 3 will open the view sorted by date
The views are all the same content, but different sorting methods are set to display.
As in the example, because there are 3 sorting methods, there are 3 views.
Is there a way to become only one view?
You can't control sorting. If you look at the NotesUIView class, you'll see there are no methods available for that. There's not much available there at all.
The only way you can control a view from code outside the view is by embedding it in a form, subform, or page, and using the Show Single Category feature.
I'm searching a listbox able to display images, checkboxes and allowing a multi-column display.
When I write about multi-column displaying, I mean a display of a dataset on several columns with an horizontal scrollbar (like a Listbox with the property Columns > 0).
If I'm not wrong, this Listbox can't display images.
I tried to use a Listview, but I can't use multi-column display.
Do you know how I could solve my problem, please?
You can use MSFlexGrid check the example
I'm having a bit of problems creating a DataGrid with a header label AND a text box (at this point I'm not even entirely sure this is possible).
Here's what I want to do:
I need to dynamically create a table (the number of columns can and will change, so the grid needs to be created dynamically and cannot use bindings specified in the XAML code or similar). All the columns however will always be text columns.
Because those will be text columns, I'd like to add a text box to each header to enable simple filtering of the data in the DataGrid. I don't want to add extra text fields to OTHER parts of the Silverlight page, as I want to keep things as compact as possible. Also, since the number of columns is dynamic, adding a large number of text boxes above the DataGrid wouldn't look too good either. ;)
Also, if possible, I'd like to keep a label in each header to display the names of the columns as well.
So far I've tried adding the a TextBox as the Header of a DataGridTextBoxColumn but when I do that in a very simple Silverlight project, the whole DataGrid won't show up.
Please help.
EDIT:
I saw the answer to this question: placing a text box inside the silverlight data grid column header
However, the answer itself didn't give me much to go on (the example is too short, and I'm not too good with XAML yet), and the code on CodePlex just adds extra fields to the Silverlight page. None of it tackles the problem of dynamically creating the DataGrid.
OK, here's what I did that solved my issue...
I had to use a Style to achieve the functionality of having an extra text box inside each column header and filling out the Tag property of each thus created TextBox to later find out which column has been changed.
Looking for an example of a usercontrol in a datagridview row using Windows forms.
The Usercontrol would have multipe controls based on the business logic which depends on the the index of the row.
Thanks
You cannot insert a user control directly into a row in the way you would like. Your only possiblity is to add a new column type. Your custom column implementation would act like the other columns in that when it enters Edit mode it can create a control (in your case an appropriate one for the index number) and then have it work inside the cell until the Edit mode is exited. The issue would be drawing the cell when not in Edit mode.
You can see the source code of the builtin columns by using the .NET Reflector tool or search the web for custom DataGridView columns as there are many implementations that give sample code you could use as a starting point.
I have a datagridview on a windows form. It has clolumn [EmployeeNumber, EmployeeName and EmployeeDepartment].
I want to be able to edit values directly in the grid but i want EmployeeDepartment to be a combobox column, such that on cell edit, a combobox shows up with available options for the employee department. Has any one been able to implement such functionality?
The DataGridView actually has a DataGridViewComboBoxColumn. If you go to the column designer, and add a new column you'll notice you can select one of a few types. It behaves exactly as you have described - on edit, it appears. The DataGridView uses things called editing controls, and has various events for swapping the control into the cell on edit.
Either way, if all you want is a drop-down, that's available out of the box.
To populate the combo box with items, in the column editor you will notice that it has an Items property for manually setting items, or you can use the data binding properties: DataSource, DisplayMember, ValueMember. Data-binding has issues when an expected value is not in the items collection, you will get a lot of cell errors; but they can be avoided.
Some helpful links:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.windows.forms.datagridviewcomboboxcolumn.aspx
http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/forums/en-US/csharpgeneral/thread/e8e2d9eb-fe39-42ab-9a18-2194dac54675/