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Hi Emanuel,
I tried this code:
I tried this code:
public class MyFADatePickerCol: GridViewDateTimeColumn{ public override Type GetDefaultEditorType() { // return the type of your editor here FADatePicker f=new FADatePciker;
returtn f.GetType(); }
public MyFADatePickerCol():base("Col1")
{
}
}
MyFADatePickerCol mycol=new MyFADatePickerCol();
radGridView1.Columns.Add(mycol);
But FADatePicker does not appear in the Grid.
I Also want to have a textboxcolumn which has an ellipsis button '...' inside it. Please send the code to me.
Please help me.
Nikolay
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Hello,
well I hope you understand my bad english...
We have migrated our RadControl Suite for WinForms from Q1-2010 to Q2-2010.
Under Q1 we implement a application, using the Office2007Black Theme. After the upgrade of our source to the Q2-Controls, the "Style" of the Office2007Black Theme is diffrent to the Q1-Version. We suspect, you changed the global Style. For example the document buttons in the document- or toolWindow are diffrent (screenshot from old theme). Well our useres love the "old" Black Style :-)
Is there a way of, to use the the old Telerik.WinControls.Themes.Office2007Black.dll in Q2, or it is possible to extract the Style to xml, for using in the new StyleBuilder?
Thanks, and greeting form germany
Andreas
Nikolay
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I think you have a minor bug with the label's size when overriding the default localization of RadGridView (WinForm 2010.2.10.914)
RadGridStringId.CustomFilterDialogCheckBoxNot
Phi
RadGridStringId.CustomFilterDialogCheckBoxNot
Phi
Svett
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02 Nov 2010
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hi Team,
Adding elements to radStatus strip,such as[Rad Button,Rad label].they are not docked as in normal w informs.
Adding elements to radStatus strip,such as[Rad Button,Rad label].they are not docked as in normal w informs.
Richard Slade
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Hi
i'm using version 2010.2.10.713.
in version 2009.3.9.1203 it says that "Fixed: BestFitColumns doesn’t resize the row when AutoSizeRows is true "
but when I try it it doesn't work for me,
Thank u.
Dror.
i'm using version 2010.2.10.713.
in version 2009.3.9.1203 it says that "Fixed: BestFitColumns doesn’t resize the row when AutoSizeRows is true "
but when I try it it doesn't work for me,
Thank u.
Dror.
Jack
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I want to launch a new form after a carousel selected element has rotated into position
but I can not find any (end of rotation event) that will allow me to do this.
Is there one or is there a techinque I can use to simulate this
but I can not find any (end of rotation event) that will allow me to do this.
Is there one or is there a techinque I can use to simulate this
Peter
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I need to be able to drag a row from a gridview over onto a tree view. I see an example but it's pretty old. I was wondering if there are any newer examples or better ways of doing it?
TIA - Jeff.
TIA - Jeff.
Svett
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I noticed that RadDock's (2010.2.10.914) ActiveWindowChanging event has some inconsistent behaviors:
private void mainDock_ActiveWindowChanging(object sender, DockWindowCancelEventArgs e)
{
//Current: radDock1.ActiveWindow
//Changing To: e.DockWindow
if (radDock1.ActiveWindow != e.DockWindow)
{
//There are at least 2 documents in radDock1
}
else
{
//There is none or only 1 document in radDock1
}
}
It would be nice if DockWindowCancelEventArgs class would have both the current and the changing-to DockWindows information.
This is useful when you have a situation where a MDI application and documents having their own RadDock components. In this scenario, when switching between documents, it would be a good idea to hide any floating windows in the existing document before switching to the changing-to document. I don't think RadDock currently has anything for this purpose.
Phi
private void mainDock_ActiveWindowChanging(object sender, DockWindowCancelEventArgs e)
{
//Current: radDock1.ActiveWindow
//Changing To: e.DockWindow
if (radDock1.ActiveWindow != e.DockWindow)
{
//There are at least 2 documents in radDock1
}
else
{
//There is none or only 1 document in radDock1
}
}
It would be nice if DockWindowCancelEventArgs class would have both the current and the changing-to DockWindows information.
This is useful when you have a situation where a MDI application and documents having their own RadDock components. In this scenario, when switching between documents, it would be a good idea to hide any floating windows in the existing document before switching to the changing-to document. I don't think RadDock currently has anything for this purpose.
Phi
Julian Benkov
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Hi team,
I have normal windows form which is docked using raddock.
I need to set an icon on the tab of the form.
Thanks
Suresh.
I have normal windows form which is docked using raddock.
I need to set an icon on the tab of the form.
Thanks
Suresh.
Richard Slade
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Problem: You want the grid to fill up entirely so you use Column Fill mode so no empty space would be showing in the right side of the columns. In doing that, you loose the horizontal scroll bar when the grid's size is smaller than the sum of the column's width. There has been suggestion of using a scrollable panel to host the grid. But that solution is not ideal.
Solution: It is very simple. Just turn off the Column Fill mode so the horizontal scroll bar would be available when needed. Then we just have to do what the Column Fill mode is doing manually
Below is the code that I came up with: Subscribe to the grid's
.
Solution: It is very simple. Just turn off the Column Fill mode so the horizontal scroll bar would be available when needed. Then we just have to do what the Column Fill mode is doing manually
Below is the code that I came up with: Subscribe to the grid's
gridView_Resize() event so it would call FillWidth() when there is a resize event. Where ever in your code when you show the grid the first time, just call to FillWidth() so it would look right in the case that that gridView_Resize() event does not fire.public void FillWidth(){ if (gridView.ColumnCount == 0) return; var width = CalcColumnsWidth(); if (width < gridView.ClientSize.Width) { // get the remain empty space in grid width = gridView.ClientSize.Width - width; int extraWidthPerColumn = width / gridView.ColumnCount; int i, limit = gridView.ColumnCount - 1; // stop before the last column for (i = 0; i < limit; i++) { if (gridView.Columns[i].MaxWidth > 0 && gridView.Columns[i].Width + extraWidthPerColumn > gridView.Columns[i].MaxWidth) { // do calculation before we lost the original width width -= (gridView.Columns[i].MaxWidth - gridView.Columns[i].Width); gridView.Columns[i].Width = gridView.Columns[i].MaxWidth; } else { gridView.Columns[i].Width += extraWidthPerColumn; width -= extraWidthPerColumn; } } // the last column get any remaining width gridView.Columns[i].Width += width; // This only add to the last column //gridView.Columns[gridView.ColumnCount - 1].Width += gridView.ClientSize.Width - width; }}private int CalcColumnsWidth(){ int width = 0; foreach (var column in gridView.Columns) width += column.Width; return width + gridView.ColumnCount + 15; //take into the vertical lines between columns and vertical scrollbar}private void gridView_Resize(object sender, EventArgs e){ gridView.MasterTemplate.BestFitColumns(); FillWidth();}
