I want to make Food invoice for restaurant which recipient can add to grid view first and when it will be finish he can send it (with loop)with a button to data base to store there(SQL server) when I said grid view on top for store information because I done it before in data grid view for Microsoft tools it can be something else and I Cant find it in dev express tools and my project is in windows form plication
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To get using the grid control follow the below documentation:
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I have a C# project that is attached to a sql database. I needed some advance settings in GridView so my friend helped me use a Telerik.WinControls.UI.RadGridView which is good for my purpose but for some reason while it works perfectly on my friend's system, it seems to be missing some things in mine. I have Telerik UI for WinForms Q3 2015 SP1 installed on my system but I cannot "select" the gridview in my form and the "UI setting" doesn't appear on the top right of the gridview. If I need to see the properties of the view I have to choose it from the above list in properties tab. I can use a few of the options in the properties tab to edit the GridView UI (like for example column ) but it does not have everything I need. Can anyone help me about this? Why my GridView is disabled while it works perfectly in my friend's system?
Here you can find an answer to your question: RadControls for WinForms are not loaded at design-time
When browsing a folder in Windows Explorer, I can use the user interface to add additional columns to my view that are typically not there when browsing the folder, such as "File extension" or "Language." In Windows 10, you perform this action by clicking the "View" tab, clicking "Add Columns," clicking "Choose columns...," then selecting the desired columns and clicking "OK."
What I would like to do is perform this action programmatically, ideally adding any column from that list to a chosen directory with hopes of populating that column with metadata. I was looking extensively into methods that could accomplish this, such as the Column Handler shell extension, but support for IColumnHandler was dropped after XP and simply won't work.
From there, the only possible option is to use the Property Handler in the Windows API and read the values directly from the registry. However, I am not sure how to go about doing that. I have tried finding some samples online of how to perform this, and it's led me to a bunch of dead ends all around. I understand it must be difficult, but I am sure someone has managed to make it work.
Does anyone has any examples or guidance on how to use the Property Handler in the Windows API to add columns to a View in a Windows Explorer folder? Do I have any other options? Any feedback is appreciated.
in a shell view, you choose columns by calling IColumnManager::SetColumns with an array of PROPERTYKEY structures.
Assuming you have a Windows Explorer window's IShellBrowser interface, call GetActiveShellView to get the shell view, then query the view object for IColumnManager (a cast in C#).
Is there an example available for Kendo Listview CRUD with mvc wrappers. The demo on kendo site helps a lot but the editor doesn't open up when I click the edit button on my list item. The deletion works ok. Probably I don't know how to set its editor template. Please let me know the steps involved to set the editor template.
The examples for the MVC Wrappers should also be available on your local machine. If you have used the windows installer of the extensions then inside program files/telerik/mvc kendo there should be demos which you can run and compare to your case.
So far, I found C# on SQL Server impressively easy to develop with (when relying on the IDEs to walk you through completion).
So it comes as no surprise that I expect a feature that may or may not be available with Visual Studio 2010 & SQL Server 2008 Express:
Instead of manually dragging TextBoxes from the ToolBar into the Windows Form, then typing their names, etc. to associate them with a fields/columns in a table... is it possible to tell Visual Studio to automatically populate the form with all columns from a particular table?
If so, how does one accomplishes that?
You need to look at DataBinding to do this easily. Add your database as a new DataSource for your project, then you can drag parts of it to your form.
See here for a tutorial.
Yes it is possible. You may need to explore .Net Reflection a bit, using which you can build dynamic forms application.
Actually there is something similar for Web called LightSwitch (http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/vstudio/lightswitch.aspx)
Do you have any idea how to present all rows from let's say table with the possibility to click on particular row and open that way another window to edit?
I've got no idea how to create this. I would like to avoid access like creation by built-in wizards in Microsoft Visual Studio 2008.
Perhaps you know where I can find more information.
Execute a query which retrieves an overview of the records that you want to display.
When you double-click a row, you retrieve the records that represent that entity, and display it in another window...
That's in a nutshell how you could do it.
For a web application you may want to look at this Walkthrough as MSDN. You can find a winform walkthrough at MSDN as well. Though you say that you prefer doing it without the designers, I suggest that you go through the walkthrough using the designer and look at the code that it produces as a sample of how you could do it by hand. You could then adapt the example as needed for your purposes. For more references try googling "master detail view."
well i would use wpf with a stackpanel of listboxes
the rows are dynamically added to the stackpanel.
the listboxes contain textfields that are databind -ed to mouseclickevents and onchanged events.
http://dotnetslackers.com/articles/silverlight/WPFTutorial.aspx