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Hi:
I use RadGridView in lots of databound pages. Now I have a simple request to show some content that does not lend itself to databinding. It's a grid of columns for different locations and rows such as contact name, telephone number, link to web site, addresses, etc. The customer likes the look of the RadGridView with its shaded heading etc. So is there a way I can just define individual rows with various types of content (TextBlocks and HyperLinkButtons) in xaml?
So let me clarify: A column will contain a TextBlock in one row and a HyperLinkButton in another row, and maybe something else in another row. DataBinding wouldn't be convenient.
Thanks,
Terry
I use RadGridView in lots of databound pages. Now I have a simple request to show some content that does not lend itself to databinding. It's a grid of columns for different locations and rows such as contact name, telephone number, link to web site, addresses, etc. The customer likes the look of the RadGridView with its shaded heading etc. So is there a way I can just define individual rows with various types of content (TextBlocks and HyperLinkButtons) in xaml?
So let me clarify: A column will contain a TextBlock in one row and a HyperLinkButton in another row, and maybe something else in another row. DataBinding wouldn't be convenient.
Thanks,
Terry
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Hi Terry,
That is not possible. You cannot add rows manually. You will have to data bind the grid to something and rows will appear.
Kind regards,
Ross
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That is not possible. You cannot add rows manually. You will have to data bind the grid to something and rows will appear.
Kind regards,
Ross
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