In Microsoft Ribbon Control, there is RibbonRadioButton where we can use on the Ribbon tab.
Are there equivalent in DevExpress WPF Controls?
As an equivalent of RibbonRadioButton you can use the BarCheckItem. Bar check items can be combined into a group via the GroupIndex property. Checking one item within a group automatically unchecks the other items. For more details, please read this article: The List of Bar Items and Links
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Is there any library available for Windows Phone with the tags in a search box feature? So if I start typing age, the search box should predict agent and agent smith etc and on tapping the predicted results, the search box gets filled with the tags (example image attached). Handling events like, backkeypress highlights the tag and another backkeypress removes the tag etc. Predicting results is easy, what I am looking for is all the events handling for search box with tags. Any free/paid library for the same?
There are a few AutoCompleteBoxes (Telerik, Windows Phone Toolkit), but the just work for one item. If you want more items, you need to create the control by yourself.
A lot of third party controls are available but you should prefer to write your own control. I used http://wpfactb.codeplex.com/releases/view/42340 control but you have to customized it and bugs are there to be fixed .
So I will suggest you to get hint from this and write your own control.
For something as specialized as this, I would write it myself. And XAML suits really well for such tasks.
One horizontal stackpanel with custom styled buttons being added, and one LongListSelector for the results.
This is very simple to implement.
Set the InputScope in your textbox.
On typing , you will get the possible result.
When you tap on the respective suggestion, you will get the value.
Create a Grid or Stackpanel and create a ellipse which should hold the tag value.
On tap of the value, add the value inside the created ellipse.
I'm new about win8 and developing visual studio.
I use Grid template and i wondering...
How to hide all items, but not Group name and group box.. I have too many items and i do want all item to this page. When click group box or title, find groupdetail page and there is all this group items?
Thanks.
The Grid template won't display all your items on the GroupedItemsPage. It uses the TopItems property in the view model to show at most 12 items. If you look in SampleDataSources.cs you'll see code (with a hard coded value - sigh) of 12 in ItemsCollectionChanged.
So, you could modify the 12 value if you want fewer, or if you want NO items to appear on the GroupedItemsPage, remove the GridView and perhaps replace it with a ListView whose ItemsSource is the group headers, but that's a bit more work and a change in the UI, which by all means is fine to do.
These templates are just a starting point, and we'd encourage you to make changes that make sense to provide the best user experience for your app.
Is there any method like this:
product.supplier = combobox.SelectedItem as suppier
in devexpress LookUpEdit?
I believe you can use approach demonstrated in the following KB-article:
How to obtain the selected row from the LookUp editor
PS. The official DevExpress Support Center is much better than Google or Stackoverflow when you are searching anything related to DevExpress controls.
i need a solution like this:
http://demos.telerik.com/aspnet-ajax/combobox/examples/functionality/checkboxes/defaultcs.aspx
however, i need the user to be able to add entries in here.
does such a control already exist?
it can be either jquery or asp.net
it also does not have to be a combobox, it can be a listbox. i need to have every item have a checkbox next to it and be able to add a comment for each entry.
Take a look at the ASPxGridLookup control from the DevExpress component vendor.
The ASPxGridLookup component allows the implementation of the multi-select DropDown functionality:
http://demos.devexpress.com/ASPxGridViewDemos/ASPxGridLookup/MultiSelect.aspx
http://www.devexpress.com/example=E3467
http://codecentral.devexpress.com/E3467/
with editing capabilities via the embedded ASPxGridView object:
http://demos.devexpress.com/ASPxGridViewDemos/GridEditing/EditModes.aspx
Ref : DropdownList with Multi select option?
Multiple dropdownlist with checkbox....checkout below link...
checkout demo page here...
http://download.ysatech.com/ASP-NET-Multiple-Selection-DropDownList/ASP-NET-Multiple-Selection-DropDownList.aspx
Blog page here....
http://blog.ysatech.com/post/2009/09/09/ASP-NET-Multiple-Selection-DropDownList-with-AJAX-HoverMenuExtender.aspx
http://www.codeproject.com/KB/user-controls/MultiSelectDropdownList.aspx
To me it sounds like it might be better for you to run with a ListBox. Telerik offers the RadListBox, which allows you to have checkboxes as seen here.
Additionally, you could allow for edits upon, for example, double-click as is displayed in the source code attached to this forum post.
Finally, if you want to also display the comments then you could use an ItemTemplate to define a custom layout for each RadListBoxItem and allow the user to edit both the main and comment fields.
That should cover everything that you need.
I want my ListBox to have columns, and one of those columns have to be a clickable URL.
How can I achieve this?
You can't do it in a ListBox. You can create your own control, or settle for another existing one. Based on the question, I'd guess you're not yet at the stage where you're creating your own controls. That takes a pretty good understanding of existing controls and the way they work under the covers (but a google search for creating Winforms Controls should yield plenty of instructions.) Edit added It looks like te 4th and 5th links in combination on that google search should get you what you need. You can create your own user control and then do an array of them)
As far as for other possible alternatives, have you considered a DataGridView? A DataGridView can have a hyperlink and it can have checkbox columns, so this would be one possible alternative.
Here's a link for having a Hyperlink column in a DataGridView.
Well, it is possible by using the CustomTabOffsets property (unreliable) or the DrawItem event. And implementing the MouseDown event to find out if that particular 'column' was clicked.
But there's little point, a ListView control with View = Details gives you the same functionality.