Hello,
After doing a demo of a prototype application built with several of your controls an interesting request came up. Is there a fairly simple way to accomplish various panes with the same gridview displayed? Many of the microsoft products these days have this type of functionality. For Example if you go into an Excel worksheet and hover by the corner of the window you will get a handle that will allow you to pull the pane vertically or horizontally exposing a new pane with the same worksheet. I could imagine accomplishing this with the Docking.SplitContainer. Could you let me know if the GridView itself supports something like this or what you think the next best option for this would be?
Thanks,
Jason Munger
After doing a demo of a prototype application built with several of your controls an interesting request came up. Is there a fairly simple way to accomplish various panes with the same gridview displayed? Many of the microsoft products these days have this type of functionality. For Example if you go into an Excel worksheet and hover by the corner of the window you will get a handle that will allow you to pull the pane vertically or horizontally exposing a new pane with the same worksheet. I could imagine accomplishing this with the Docking.SplitContainer. Could you let me know if the GridView itself supports something like this or what you think the next best option for this would be?
Thanks,
Jason Munger
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Hi Jason,
Vlad
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Generally the grid does not have such feature built-in however indeed you can accomplish something similar with split container and two grids.
Sincerely yours,Vlad
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answered on 11 Aug 2010, 11:18 AM
Thank you.