Hi

I have a RadGridView populated from a DataSet that has one MasterTemplate and two child templates which is working fine.

The rows from the two child templates are displayed in a RadPageView element in tabs - which has different modes to display I have learnt.

But I want to have all the rows from both child templates displayed one under the other - without having to click through the categories and without headers.

Is that possible?

Hello Telerik Support Team,

i found a solution for using enum values in a grid in the knowledge base:
https://docs.telerik.com/devtools/winforms/knowledge-base/gridview-comboboxcolumn-enum

I tried to adapt it for my purpose:

My enum and column definitions are:

[Flags]
public enum SpartenFlags
{
    [Display(Name = "Keine")]
    None = 0,
    Strom = 1,
    Gas = 2,
    Wasser = 4,
    Abwasser = 8,
    Breitband = 16,
    [Display(Name = "Fernwärme")]
    Fernwaerme = 32
}

gridViewComboBoxColumn2.EnableExpressionEditor = false;
gridViewComboBoxColumn2.FieldName = "Sparten";
gridViewComboBoxColumn2.HeaderText = "Sparten";
gridViewComboBoxColumn2.MinWidth = 25;
gridViewComboBoxColumn2.Name = "Sparten";
gridViewComboBoxColumn2.Width = 45;
gridViewComboBoxColumn2.DataSource = EnumWrapper<TBM_HAProzessPlugin.SpartenFlags>.EnumToList<TBM_HAProzessPlugin.SpartenFlags>();
gridViewComboBoxColumn2.DisplayMember = "Name";
gridViewComboBoxColumn2.ValueMember = "ID";

I override the view with a CustomGridImageCellElement (derived from GridDataCellElement) to display an icon depending on the combination of flag values. This works fine so far. But the filtering only works with single values. I would like to have a checkbox for each flag value and the filtering working correclty for every combination, that includes the checked values. Is there a way to archieve this?

Thank you for your help.

Best Regards,

Stephan

I have upgraded my WinForms project to the latest version, as shown in the attached file.

When running the application inside the VS 2022, a dialog box shows with no license.

I tried the suggested resolution from:

https://docs.telerik.com/devtools/winforms/licensing/license-key#downloading-the-license-key

I also downloaded the latest license from my account.

Nothing resolved the problem.

Can you help, please?

Note: My subscription will expire by 20 Sep 2025

I am sure this is a setting somewhere, but I can't find it for my life.  In some cases, we have where Grid columns exceed the width of the visible grid.  When that happens, the grid data is centered in the visible area.  How can we prevent that?  

Any help would be great appreciated.

TIA

I've got a radgridview consisting of approximately 280 rows and 100 columns (some non-visible), made by autogenerating columns based on a dynamic temp-table in the datasource. After opening the query I'm setting for approximately 15 rows the Ispinned property to true:

radGridView...:Rows[i]:PinPosition = Telerik.WinControls.UI.PinnedRowPosition:TOP.

Based on the information the profiler provides, this takes around 7 seconds per call. This is way to slow since the program has to recreate the dynamictemp-table and associated information by querying the database each 30s.

The pinning of the rows is already encapsulated by a beginupdate on the grid table element.  Setting certain properties to false of the grid didn't result in a speed up.

What did make the pinning of the rows faster was when the query had less rows.

How could this be faster? Is it possible to pin the rows while the query is retrieving its results or before instead of after?

Hi

I have a GridView with a relational hierarchy of two levels connected via two manual relations and two templates.

			gridViewRelation1.ChildColumnNames.Add("AktivitaetVorgang");
			gridViewRelation1.ChildTemplate = this.templateFremdeAktivitaetVorgaenge;
			gridViewRelation1.ParentTemplate = this.radGridPsz.MasterTemplate;
			gridViewRelation1.RelationName = "relationAktivitaetVorgang";

			gridViewRelation2.ChildColumnNames.Add("VorgangHandlungsBedarf");
			gridViewRelation2.ChildTemplate = this.templateFremdeVorgangHandlungsbedarfe;
			gridViewRelation2.ParentTemplate = this.templateFremdeAktivitaetVorgaenge;
			gridViewRelation2.RelationName = "relationVorgangHandlungsbedarfe";

			this.radGridPsz.Relations.AddRange(new Telerik.WinControls.UI.GridViewRelation[] {
				gridViewRelation1,
				gridViewRelation2});

The template of the second level is added to the Maintemplate, the template of the third level is added to the template of the second level.

Everything is working fine at first.

But if I save the layout of the grid and reload it after closing and opening the application again (via radGrid.SaveLayout and radGrid.LoadLayout),  there are no rows in the third level, although the datasource is the same, and they were there in the beginning.

The rows of the second level do not have childRows although the templates and relations are still there

Hi, my application is built on .NET 4 and Telerik 2023. However, after the update, I have experienced increased lag when loading radGridView What should I do?

We set AllowDeleteRow = true, but this doesn't seem to do anything.

What is the default capability for deleting rows/records in the GridView?

Is there a default 'delete'-button or context menu we can show, or do we need to implement it oursleves? The documentation is quite lacking here...

We want to switch the gridview to german. 

This article suggests we have to provide our own translations: Localization - UI for WinForms Documentation - Telerik UI for WinForms

We actually would prefer not to do that...

Are there any default translations we can use? If so, how would we integrate them?

If not; where exactly does the provider class reside in our application, and where do we need to set the CurrentProvider?

I've been looking at the release notes and i can see that a selection checkbox has been added since we last updated which is great.  I can also see as per the release notes that there is a "New mode for selecting rows only via the selection checkboxes".  Does anyone know how to configure this?

Cheers!