[Solved] RADGridview Column Selection Window

[BHASKAR SALADi]

Hi,

I want to create a seperate child window there i want to provide  options there  to hide or unhide .How can i achieve this.

Thanks in Advance
BHASKAR.

[Vlad]

Hi,

You can use similar to this example approach - check the header context menu.

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Vlad
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[BHASKAR SALADi]

Hi,

I have seen that sample but in that there was no code for hide unhide the items in grid..Can u provide the code ..

Regards,
Bhaskar.

[Vlad]

Hello,

According to your first post you want to hide/show columns and this can be found in the demo - can you clarify?

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Vlad
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[BHASKAR SALADi]

hi,
I didnt find code in solution in Headercontext menu method for Choose columns.Please provide code sample.It will be help ful...I want to create one usercontrol(child window) .There i want to show all columns and by selecting items should be display it in grid.

Thank you
BHASKAR.

[Vlad]

Hi,

Please check the source code of GridViewHeaderMenu.cs with our code viewer (InitializeMenus() method). The menu IsChecked property is simply bound to IsVisible column property:
...
                // create menu items
                foreach (GridViewColumn column in grid.Columns)
                {
                    RadMenuItem subMenu = new RadMenuItem()
                    {
                        Header = column.Header,
                        IsCheckable = true,
                        IsChecked = true
                    };

                    // bind IsChecked menu item property to IsVisible column property
                    subMenu.SetBinding(RadMenuItem.IsCheckedProperty,
                        new Binding("IsVisible") { Mode = BindingMode.TwoWay, Source = column });

                    item.Items.Add(subMenu);
                }
 ....

You can use the same approach to implement your own columns show/hide.

All the best,
Vlad
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