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Hello Dodd,
Maya
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Could you provide a bit more details on your requirement ? Do you want to place a button somewhere in the template of the property grid ? Or you want to bind to bind that button to the Item property of the control ?
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answered on 13 Aug 2013, 07:45 AM
What I meant was to bind a button to an Item property.
I'm attaching a sample image.
Thanks!
I'm attaching a sample image.
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Hi Dodd,
Maya
Telerik
As far as I can see from the image, you want to place buttons in the fields rather than binding a button to the Item property of RadPropertyGrid. If so, you try creating EditorTemplate as illustrated in this article.
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