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
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I've been looking through all the microsoft docs related to grids in UWP, but so far I can't see an example of a basic scenario of being able to click on an item and editing it in a form. All the examples I see are of either editing and validating inline, or using the open source version of telerik rad controls which I would much rather stay away from. Can anyone please point me to an example of how to do this? Ideally it would be something like a responsive Master-Detail page, except that the Detail form is editable.
For your requirement, you could refer Windows Community Toolkit DataGrid Sample. And it allow edit item with click.
And you could get Windows Community Toolkit sample app from windows store.
I tried creating a gridview by typing code using another block of code on a different page as an example. I found that, when I ran the program and clicked the Edit button on a row, the fields did not change into textboxes for editing. I did have code to handle the Row Editing event.
In an earlier project I found that I had to double-click the Row Editing event in the Properties window for a gridview to create the event handling code. Typing in that code in the separate aspx.cs file did not work.
I am working with ASP.Net / C#.
What is going on with Visual Studio when I do drag and drop from the control menu as opposed to just typing in code? I am assuming it is adding something that I am missing when I am just typing.
Does anyone else have other examples that didn't work when they typed code that I should watch out for?
Even if you did a mighty good job copying the HTML, you likely still missed a few properties. That's because the GridView component comes with a bunch of so-called Design-Time properties that can (only) be configured from the Properties panel in Visual Studio.
I think you'll find that dragging a control from the toolbox onto your web form will set the control's design-time properties to a specific set of default values. This does not happen when you type the HTML by hand.
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.
I am trying to learn devexpress gridview. I setup everything and works fine but there is a styling problem.
In old days, when u drag and drop a gridview from the visual studio's toolbar, it used to look perfect but the gridview from devexpress doesnt look nice. something is wrong with this.
here is the image...
it seems like the grid is in a div block and there is a margin at the right and top. I am using a trial version of devexpress. Do u think it is because of the trial or am I doing something wrong?
DevExpress controls allow for a lot of customization. You can do that via the "Run Designer" button, or via events like "CustomDrawColumnHeader", "CustomDrawCell" etc. You can also contact them, they have a great Support Team. I've been using them for a while and the results I'm getting are way better of the standard Visual Studio controls.
I've been using VS 2005 and VS 2008, and never asked this question, but now I'm having a hard time using controls in VS 2003. A dataGridView does not exist, and I'm forced to use DataGrid control to show some data. The problem is, that I want to edit some of the values displayed by this control, and to reflect those changes in database, and I'm not finding a way to achieve this. Already "googled", no relevant results found, so please give me some little help. I'm coding in C#.
There's a reason that DataGrid was replaced with DataGridView... I expect you'll need to find a 3rd-party grid control for 1.1 to do this (but that gets harder the older 1.1 gets).
Sorry if this isn't very helpful...
you can use SqlDataAdapter to fill your DataSet and bind this DataSet to DataGrid and after your changes are made on the DataGrid just call SqlDataAdapter.Update method to update the database
I got a link from google, as a new user I am not able post it, when you google with 'DataGrid Windows msdn' words the first result have an example make sure that you change the version of the msnd to 1.1 framework.
Hope this helps.
You can use a listview to list the data from database. You can bind the itemsource of listview to a list which you get from DB. Also you can make the listview editable.
If the listview is not sufficient, you can use WindowsFormHost like
System.Windows.Forms.FlowLayoutPanel advancedFlowLayoutPanel =
this.flowLayoutHost.Child as System.Windows.Forms.FlowLayoutPanel;
advancedFlowLayoutPanel.WrapContents = true;
Inside it you can place DataGrid.