Hi,
I am using a telerik grid view. I have a combo box which is bound to different grids. e.g. when I select a combo box then grid display's A property information and if I change settings then it will display grid B's propery information. I want that when "A" is displayed and I change the format of the grid like reorder columns. I switch to grid "B" and then switch back to "A" I want to see the reordered columns. So I need to save settings when I change grid and reload the settings when I load the grid. But I am not sure how to do this. If you can point me to some examples that would be great.
Also when I exit the tool and then reopen the file then the settings should be persistant from before so the user doesn't have to change settings again. I looked at the example here. http://demos.telerik.com/silverlight/#PersistenceFramework/GridViewCustomSerialization This is almost what I want to do but can I save the settings in an XML file? If you have any examples for this that would be great.
Thanks for your help,
Sonia
I am using a telerik grid view. I have a combo box which is bound to different grids. e.g. when I select a combo box then grid display's A property information and if I change settings then it will display grid B's propery information. I want that when "A" is displayed and I change the format of the grid like reorder columns. I switch to grid "B" and then switch back to "A" I want to see the reordered columns. So I need to save settings when I change grid and reload the settings when I load the grid. But I am not sure how to do this. If you can point me to some examples that would be great.
Also when I exit the tool and then reopen the file then the settings should be persistant from before so the user doesn't have to change settings again. I looked at the example here. http://demos.telerik.com/silverlight/#PersistenceFramework/GridViewCustomSerialization This is almost what I want to do but can I save the settings in an XML file? If you have any examples for this that would be great.
Thanks for your help,
Sonia