SourceGrid

If I did not set cell like "new SourceGrid.Cells.Cell((""), typeof(string));", then the cell will not draw lines around the cell? How to draw lines around the cell?

If I have 500 rows in the grid, i want to move to the row no. 100 and show row no. 100 in the middle of grid(screen)?

If I have 500 rows in the grid, i want to move to the row no. 100 and show row no. 100 in the middle of grid(screen)?

Zemira, Thanks for getting me started on resolving this issue. I understand how the Button.OnClick event works, but the CheckBox.CheckedChanged event does seem awkward. My solution was to modify the CheckBox.cs file as follows: Added: /// ... [More] <summary> /// An event MORE similar to Windows.Forms.CheckBox.CheckedChanged. /// Handled just like Button.OnClick, with sender argument containing CellContext /// Fired when value changed /// </summary> public event EventHandler CheckedChangedSenderCellContext; protected virtual void OnCheckedChangedSenderCellContext(object sender, EventArgs e) { if (CheckedChangedSenderCellContext != null) { CheckedChangedSenderCellContext(sender, e); } } Added the SECOND line shown (below existing line) in UIChangeChecked: OnCheckedChanged(EventArgs.Empty); OnCheckedChangedSenderCellContext(sender, e); Shown below is the modified frmSample03.cs. First is from the OnLoad handler: //Boolean (CheckBox) grid[currentRow, 0] = new SourceGrid.Cells.Cell("Boolean (CheckBox)"); grid[currentRow, 0].View = captionModel; grid[currentRow, 1] = new SourceGrid.Cells.CheckBox(null, true); SourceGrid.Cells.Controllers.CheckBox checkBoxClickEvent = new SourceGrid.Cells.Controllers.CheckBox(); checkBoxClickEvent.CheckedChangedSenderCellContext += new EventHandler(InvertDisabledCheckBox); grid[currentRow, 1].Controller.RemoveController(grid[currentRow, 1].FindController<SourceGrid.Cells.Controllers.CheckBox>()); grid[currentRow, 1].Controller.AddController(checkBoxClickEvent); And last, the new InvertDisabledCheckBox: private void InvertDisabledCheckBox(object sender, EventArgs e) { SourceGrid.CellContext context = (SourceGrid.CellContext)sender; SourceGrid.Grid g = (SourceGrid.Grid)context.Grid; if (g != grid) return; int row = context.Position.Row; int col = context.Position.Column; grid[row, 2].Value = !(((bool)grid[row, 2].Value)); } Note that InvertDisabledCheckBox verifies that the grid in the context is the one you want. This allows use of multiple grids. I plan on submitting these changes to the project. Cal [Less]

Zemira, Thanks for getting me started on resolving this issue. I understand how the Button.OnClick event works, but the CheckBox.CheckedChanged event does seem awkward. My solution was to modify the CheckBox.cs file as follows: Added: /// /// ... [More] An event MORE similar to Windows.Forms.CheckBox.CheckedChanged. /// Handled just like Button.OnClick, with sender argument containing CellContext /// Fired when value changed /// public event EventHandler CheckedChangedSenderCellContext; protected virtual void OnCheckedChangedSenderCellContext(object sender, EventArgs e) { if (CheckedChangedSenderCellContext != null) { CheckedChangedSenderCellContext(sender, e); } } Added the SECOND line shown (below existing line) in UIChangeChecked: OnCheckedChanged(EventArgs.Empty); OnCheckedChangedSenderCellContext(sender, e); Shown below is the modified frmSample03.cs. First is from the OnLoad handler: //Boolean (CheckBox) grid[currentRow, 0] = new SourceGrid.Cells.Cell("Boolean (CheckBox)"); grid[currentRow, 0].View = captionModel; grid[currentRow, 1] = new SourceGrid.Cells.CheckBox(null, true); SourceGrid.Cells.Controllers.CheckBox checkBoxClickEvent = new SourceGrid.Cells.Controllers.CheckBox(); checkBoxClickEvent.CheckedChangedSenderCellContext += new EventHandler(InvertDisabledCheckBox); grid[currentRow, 1].Controller.RemoveController(grid[currentRow, 1].FindController()); grid[currentRow, 1].Controller.AddController(checkBoxClickEvent); And last, the new InvertDisabledCheckBox: private void InvertDisabledCheckBox(object sender, EventArgs e) { SourceGrid.CellContext context = (SourceGrid.CellContext)sender; SourceGrid.Grid g = (SourceGrid.Grid)context.Grid; if (g != grid) return; int row = context.Position.Row; int col = context.Position.Column; grid[row, 2].Value = !(((bool)grid[row, 2].Value)); } Note that InvertDisabledCheckBox verifies that the grid in the context is the one you want. This allows use of multiple grids. I plan on submitting these changes to the project. Cal [Less]

Is there a way I can have columnspan for certain row but not others in DataGrid? Thanks in advance, Alex

Is there a way I can have columnspan for certain row but not others in DataGrid? Thanks in advance, Alex

I used usercontrol ComboBox in SurceGrid cells like bellow. But it's position was not on own cell. (actually, it going to right position after resige coloumns) and also how i can get control linked to surcegrid cells. This is my code : ... [More] grid1.LinkedControls.Add(new SourceGrid.LinkedControlValue(usedcontrol_marineColourCombo, new SourceGrid.Position(RowIndex, ColumIndex))) [Less]

I used usercontrol ComboBox in SurceGrid cells like bellow. But it's position was not on own cell. (actually, it going to right position after resige coloumns) and also how i can get control linked to surcegrid cells. This is my code : ... [More] grid1.LinkedControls.Add(new SourceGrid.LinkedControlValue(usedcontrol_marineColourCombo, new SourceGrid.Position(RowIndex, ColumIndex))) [Less]

Didn't see project example or documentation describing how to create a grid like the appointment grid shown on sourcegrid.codeplex.com. Anyone have any pointers ? Also, the install says to copy the sourcegrid.dll file. First I am using visual ... [More] studio 2010 professional. Second, the zip download doesn't seem to have that file. It has sourcegrid2.dll under sourcegrid project bin/release, should that be used ? If so, should that be copied to my project directory, or somewhere else? thanks. [Less]