SourceGrid

Hy, can someone tell me how can I color a cell in a datagrid? ex: I want to color in Red the cell 2,2. Thank you, and have a nice day.

You should be able to get to the actual Button instance, and from there you could call button.Enabled = false to disable that.

hi, I am not found any way do that.But you can create your custom Click Controller,and remove custom Click Controller when the button shouldn't be click.

Hello, What shall I do when a GDI+ error occurs - the grid ends up showing a big red X on white background - and the application becomes unstable? The grid is filled with data from a DataReader, each record inserts a new row with new cells. Many thanks, Pieter

I am using the following code to create a button in a cell: SourceGrid.Cells.Button btn = new SourceGrid.Cells.Button("Font"); I have not found any way to either disable or hide the button. I have programmed to button click even to ignore ... [More] clicks when the button should be disabled, but I would like the user to see that he/she shouldn't be clicking the button. There seem to be several types of "Button" in SourceGrid so I want to make clear which one I am using. Or should I be using a different class to implement a button within a cell? Thanks in advance, Michael Bate [Less]

Thanks Micronovo, That's exactly what I ended up doing. And I captured the selection changed event and adjusted the selected cells with the method you described above. I appreciate the help! I should have marked this solved.

You want to change some visual properties of the cell you must use the View class. SourceGrid.Cells.Views.Cell viewCell = new SourceGrid.Cells.Views.Cell(); viewCell.ForeColor = Color.Yellow; viewCell.BackColor = Color.SteelBlue; grid1[x, y].View = viewCell;

Hi all, I'm trying to make a grid that has a large amount of custom cell back/fore colors look a bit more presentable with regard to highlighting. Basically I'd like to have each cell update when it is highlighted and change both the fore and ... [More] background colors. Is this possible? If so, what's the most efficient way of doing this. Cheers, Nick Spencer [Less]

Hi. Probably DecimalPlaces needs to be set manually. Here is a modified sample from frmSample03.cs grid[currentRow, 1] = new SourceGrid.Cells.Cell(0); SourceGrid.Cells.Editors.NumericUpDown l_NumericUpDownEditor = new ... [More] SourceGrid.Cells.Editors.NumericUpDown(typeof(decimal), 50, -50, 0.1m); l_NumericUpDownEditor.Control.DecimalPlaces = 1; grid[currentRow, 1].Editor = l_NumericUpDownEditor; Also, select CellType to allow decimal expression like typeof(decimal) instead of typeof(int) which is originally used in frmSample03. [Less]

Hi there! I Need some help regarding a numericUpDown cell ecitor type. I want to use decimal which of course basically is no problem. However, i want to do two things which i couldn't get working so far: 1.) Limit the number of decimal places ... [More] to 1 2.) While editing the decimal places are not shown - the number is always rounded to 0 decimal places Any ideas? Thank you! Tobias P.s. Awesome Project - i love it!:) [Less]