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Hi Enric,
You can create a master-detail relationship in RadGridView by following one of the two possible approaches:
The first approach is to use RowDetails, by defining RowDetailsTemplate. More information about this method of creating master-detail relations can be found on this link. You can also see the following online demo. The approach from the demo works the same in both Silverlight and WPF.
The second method is to use hierarchical GridViews. This is explained in details in our online documentation here.
About your second question - yes it is possible to use RadGridView with .NET Framework 4.5. In order to have full compatibility, you will have to reference the .45 version of our dll files (like Telerik.Windows.Controls.Data.dll)
Regards,
You can create a master-detail relationship in RadGridView by following one of the two possible approaches:
The first approach is to use RowDetails, by defining RowDetailsTemplate. More information about this method of creating master-detail relations can be found on this link. You can also see the following online demo. The approach from the demo works the same in both Silverlight and WPF.
The second method is to use hierarchical GridViews. This is explained in details in our online documentation here.
About your second question - yes it is possible to use RadGridView with .NET Framework 4.5. In order to have full compatibility, you will have to reference the .45 version of our dll files (like Telerik.Windows.Controls.Data.dll)
Regards,
Hristo
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