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I am looking to create a Properties Style sheet like the following:
Name Value
------- --------
ID 10 (Integer)
Comment "First Property" (String)
Title "Title of Property" (String)
Date Created 03/29/2010 (Date)
I am able to create the columns populate the data from an XML file, but have not figured out how to change the type of each cell in the Value columns (for example some are integers type, some can be string and some can be dates etc.
Is there an easy way to implement this? I am fairly new to Silverlight and these libraries so am stuck.
Any help/pointers would be welcome!
RS
Name Value
------- --------
ID 10 (Integer)
Comment "First Property" (String)
Title "Title of Property" (String)
Date Created 03/29/2010 (Date)
I am able to create the columns populate the data from an XML file, but have not figured out how to change the type of each cell in the Value columns (for example some are integers type, some can be string and some can be dates etc.
Is there an easy way to implement this? I am fairly new to Silverlight and these libraries so am stuck.
Any help/pointers would be welcome!
RS
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Hello Raj,
You have to create a custom column that will return different editing elements based on the type of your elements. Here is a blog post which illustrates how to create those custom columns.
Regards,
Stefan Dobrev
the Telerik team
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You have to create a custom column that will return different editing elements based on the type of your elements. Here is a blog post which illustrates how to create those custom columns.
Regards,
Stefan Dobrev
the Telerik team
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