WinMonthViewSingle Click the links below to find information specific to the WinMonthViewSingle™ control. About WinMonthViewSingle — Provides information on what the WinMonthViewSingle control does, and why you would want to use it in your application. WinMonthViewSingle Smart Tag — Describes the properties and se...
About WinNavigationBar WinNavigationBar™ is a navigation control that behaves like a breadcrumb control, keeping track of the trail you followed through whatever hierarchical data the control is bound to. WinNavigationBar also closely resembles a tree-type control, such as WinTree™. Each button, representing a Loc...
Add an Action Button to WinNavigationBar It’s always a pleasant feature to have a dedicated collection of buttons, encapsulated inside a control, to keep your project clean and organized; WinNavigationBar’s™ ActionButtons collection helps you do just that. Located always on the right-hand side of the control, the ...
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. WinMisc Namespace: Infragistics.Win.Misc Namespace Key C...
Binding WinNavigationBar to a DataSet Before You Begin WinNavigationBar™ can display any type of hierarchical data. The most common form of data is the DataSet. A DataSet can consist of a single table or multiple tables with complex data relations. Binding WinNavigationBar to a single data table isn’t going to be ...
Browsing the File System with WinNavigationBar Before You Begin WinNavigationBar™ is a very useful tool for navigating hierarchical structures, especially file systems. Because of WinNavigationBar’s unique design, it can pull apart an address path and separate it into individual, usable locations; each one able to...
Comparing WinNavigationBar to WinTree and WinListView WinTree™ and WinListView™ have dominated the file-system browsing user interface for several years now. You can use either control to navigate through your file system. The downside to these controls is that they can potentially use up about half of your availa...
Handle a Navigation Path Parsing Error There will be times when your end user will try to navigate to a path that doesn’t exist; when this happens, the NavigationPathParsingError event fires. By default, when this event fires, a dialog box appears with a message stating that the particular path the end user naviga...
Lazily Populate WinNavigationBar A quick and efficient method of adding Locations to the WinNavigationBar™ is to lazily populate the Locations. The term lazily is coined because you are only doing the minimum amount of work necessary to display the desired Locations to your end user. We’ve exposed a convenient eve...
Navigate to a New Location You can populate WinNavigationBar™ Locations either by fully loading the collection when the form loads, or dynamically as the end user browses through the collection. When you fully load the collection, you can programmatically navigate to one of these locations by calling the NavigateT...