Advanced Row Layouts (Part 2 of 2) Now that we have seen a more advanced Row Layout, we can continue to further tweak this existing example to learn a little more about what else can be done. Launching the Row Layout Designer on this same WinGrid, locate the Row Layout Design Options area (on the bottom left hand ...
AfterRowActivate Event Many times, Application Views are designed to show a Grid with Parent information and beneath you will often find another Grid that displays Child information. This is known as a Parent / Child view. Using the AfterRowActivate event in the Parent Grid will allow an easy way to load the Child...
Allowing to Resize Card Labels You can set how users resize the labels and data cells within the Cards. There are two properties that control this: AllowLabelSizing and AllowSizing . When set to true, AllowLabelSizing allows the end users to hover their mouse pointers over the right side of a Card Label and then c...
Alpha Blending Background For many applications, appearance is everything. WinGrid™ supports alpha blending as a standard part of the Appearance object, so the developer can blend images through UIElements to provide a more pleasant user experience. Questions How do I blend the grid background picture through my c...
API Overview This section lists each namespace that is relevant to the control. We also give you several key classes that you will be using while programming with this control. The namespaces and classes on this page link directly into our API documentation. WinGrid Namespace: Infragistics.Win.UltraWinGrid Namespa...
Appearance and Override Hierarchies Appearance Objects and Formatting The WinGrid™ consists of many parts, each of which may be uniquely formatted in a variety of ways. However, most of the formatting applied to the grid will be the same for a given type of object. (For example, you probably will not want to apply...
Application Scenarios The following links guide you through the various real time scenarios that you might come across while working with the WinGrid control. Accessing a Specific Row in WinGrid Auto-Sizing Columns and Rows Changing the Display Order of Fixed Rows Changing the Height of a Single Row Determining th...
Applying a Gradient Background to a Row The following code demonstrates how to set the background of a specific row to a gradient between two colors. In Visual Basic: In C#:
Applying Presets at Run Time You can save property settings that affect the appearance of the WinGrid™ to preset files. This allows you to easily persist and distribute a standardized configuration for WinGrids used in your company’s applications. Previously, the presets could be applied to the WinGrid at design-t...
Arranging Cells Background Many times there is more data to display than will fit on a single WinGrid™ row without deploying the horizontal scroll bar. The AutoFitColumns property can be set to True, but this may not be of much use if there are a large number of columns. Even though the user can use the horizontal...