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Not sure if that is the correct phrase, but what I'm looking in the grid control, is the ability to dynamically add levels. Is it possible with Telerik Grid?
Also, I tried to create a project with your docking example. I project will compile w/o any problems, but when you run, the screen is blank. On a side note (and nothing to do with Telerik), but is there a way to debug XAML file?
Thanks in advance
Also, I tried to create a project with your docking example. I project will compile w/o any problems, but when you run, the screen is blank. On a side note (and nothing to do with Telerik), but is there a way to debug XAML file?
Thanks in advance
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Hi Silly,
If you by "leveling" mean hierarchy (Master/Detail scenario) you may take a look on our online examples. There are some examples how to enable hierarchy in the RadGridView.
About the problem with RadDocking control, can you provide me with some additional info about the problem (sample project that demonstrates the issue will be great).
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Nedyalko Nikolov
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If you by "leveling" mean hierarchy (Master/Detail scenario) you may take a look on our online examples. There are some examples how to enable hierarchy in the RadGridView.
About the problem with RadDocking control, can you provide me with some additional info about the problem (sample project that demonstrates the issue will be great).
I am not aware of any way to debug xaml, there are some tools that can be useful:
http://silverlightspy.com/ for Silverlight and
http://blois.us/Snoop/ for WPF.
All the best,
Nedyalko Nikolov
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answered on 08 Mar 2009, 06:43 PM
Hello Nedyalko,
Thanks for your prompt reply. Sorry for not being very clear, but I meant dynamic grouping/leveling for Silverlight Gridview control not WPF (similar to what Infragistics has).
With regard to docking, I had posted my example on docking forum. I will wait for the official release to try it out.
Thanks
Sally
Thanks for your prompt reply. Sorry for not being very clear, but I meant dynamic grouping/leveling for Silverlight Gridview control not WPF (similar to what Infragistics has).
With regard to docking, I had posted my example on docking forum. I will wait for the official release to try it out.
Thanks
Sally
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Hello Sally,
The RadGridView's Grouping is flexible enough under both Silverlight and WPF. The feature can be controlled either form the UI when the user drags a column header to GridViewGroupPanel or from the codebehind. For more details you can refer to our online demos.
As a side note - we are in the final stages of officially launching Q1 2009 release containing the official edition of RadGridView for Silverlight. The release will be available by the end of the week so you can take a look and check the new major additions to the control, like Hierarchy, Excel-like filtering, Advanced Sorting, Incredibly Fast Performance even with Millions of Records, etc.
Regards,
Nedyalko Nikolov
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The RadGridView's Grouping is flexible enough under both Silverlight and WPF. The feature can be controlled either form the UI when the user drags a column header to GridViewGroupPanel or from the codebehind. For more details you can refer to our online demos.
As a side note - we are in the final stages of officially launching Q1 2009 release containing the official edition of RadGridView for Silverlight. The release will be available by the end of the week so you can take a look and check the new major additions to the control, like Hierarchy, Excel-like filtering, Advanced Sorting, Incredibly Fast Performance even with Millions of Records, etc.
Regards,
Nedyalko Nikolov
the Telerik team
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