Using the IEditorDataFilter Interface with WinGrid Background In using the WinGrid™, you may have come across the term embeddable editors . The embeddable editor concept was first introduced with the WinGrid, and is now leveraged across most of the editable Infragistics Win controls. In short, embeddable editors p...
Using the MinSummaryRowHeight and DefaultSummaryRowHeight Topic Overview Purpose This topic demonstrates the usage of the MinSummaryRowHeight and DefaultSummaryRowHeight properties of the UltraGrid. Required Background The following topics are prerequisites to understanding this topic: Topic Purpose Displaying Non...
Using the OR Logical Operator to Filter Across Columns By default, the WinGrid™ uses the AND logical operator to combine filters across columns. Therefore, if a row fails column filters of at least one column, then the row is considered to be filtered out. You can alter this behavior and use the OR logical operato...
Using the WinGrid ClickCell Event to Show a Context Menu Before You Begin The ClickCell Event of the WinGrid control is useful to monitor which cell the end-user clicked. Using the ClickCell event arguments you can access the cell value, the row that it belongs to, the header of the clicked cell as well as its sib...
Using the WinGrid Designer The WinGrid™ Designer can help you set up the WinGrid control with minimal effort. By default, the WinGrid Designer appears automatically when you drag and drop the WinGrid control onto your Form. Alternatively the Designer can be opened by clicking the Designer Dialog… link in the WinGr...
Using WinComboEditor inside WinGrid Before You Begin This topic is part 2 of a 2-part walkthrough. Please read Using WinDropDown inside WinGrid to maximize your understanding of this topic. What You Will Accomplish Using the existing Windows Form sample you have been working on in Using WinDropDown in WinGrid, we ...
Using WinDataSource Rather than using a DataTable to act as the intermediate layer between WinGrid™ and your unbound data, WinDataSource™, another tool in your Infragistics toolbox, is there for that purpose. The WinDataSource, when added to a Windows Form, sits in the Component Tray as a non-visual component. You...
Using WinDropDown inside WinGrid Before You Begin When working with data models whether it is a Visual Studio generated DataSet or a custom business object library, most of the time you will have entities that contain a property or properties that represent a Key which relates to an item in another table. These pr...
Using WinGrid as a Data Navigator Background You may want to create an application that uses a data navigator interface to present data to the user for display and editing. This type of interface provides a single control as a navigator which is used to select records from the data set. It combines this with multi...
Using WinGrid Below is a list of sections that contain short, task-based topics that explain how to perform specific tasks related to the WinGrid™ control. Accessing Data The main purpose of the™ control is to input or display data. This section describes the ways by which the WinGrid control accesses data. Applic...