Hello everybody
I'm sorry if this question was discussed somewhere and I ask it again but rush search didn't give suitable solution.

My aim is to resize two controls according to the size changes that user does. I mean user enhanced width form 200 to 300 and 2 controls get +50 pixels to width.

SplitContainer does exactly what I want but is there any ability to forbid SplitConteiner resizing using arrows (or borders between splitPanels?) I need SplitContainer be invisible on the form and the only thing that can it do - resize inner content when user resizes the form.

Thanks, sorry about my poor english.

Hi,

I would like to send a GridView to the RadGridReportingLite in order to create a report. Since I need to change the grouping and sorting of the GridView for the report with no effect on the display, I thought of cloning the GridView, send it to the RadGridReportingLite and dispose it.

There is no method of deep copying of the GridView so what I do is:

1. Create new GridView.
2. Save the layout of the original GridView and load it to the new one.
3. Create a copy of the original DataSet (which is the data source of the grid).
4. Bind the new DataSet to the new GridView;
5. Send the new GridView to the RadGridReportingLite.

The following code snippet demonstrates it.

When I execute this code I get an exception from the RadGridReportingLite, because the GridView is empty. The GridView is never displayed so the binding doesn’t occur. What I’m asking is how do I execute the binding explicitly (something like the DataBind() method in ASP.NET)?

BTW, is there a better way to achieve this functionality?

I’m using 2010 Q1 SP controls.

Thanks in advance,

Sharon.

"Loading Collection...";

radProgressBarSearchNetwork.Minimum = 0;

radProgressBarSearchNetwork.Maximum = 100;

radProgressBarSearchNetwork.StepWidth = 12;

radProgressBarSearchNetwork.Text =

"Loading Collection...";

radProgressBarSearchOutlook.Minimum = 0;

radProgressBarSearchOutlook.Maximum = 100;

radProgressBarSearchOutlook.StepWidth = 12;

radProgressBarSearchOutlook.Text =

"Loading Collection...";

totalitems = 0L;

processeditems = 0L;

radBack.Enabled =

false;

radCancel.Enabled =

false;

radNext.Enabled =

false;

radFilterLDCollection.Enabled =

false;

radFilterNDCollection.Enabled =

false;

radFilterOutlookCollection.Enabled =

false;

radSearchLDCollection.Enabled =

false;

radSearchOutlookCollection.Enabled =

false;

radSearcNDhCollection.Enabled =

false;

Program.myIndex = null;

this.Cursor = Cursors.WaitCursor;

whichbackground = 1;

backgroundWorker1.RunWorkerAsync();

private void backgroundWorker1_ProgressChanged(object sender, ProgressChangedEventArgs e)

{

switch (Program.activeCollection)

{

case COLLECTION_TYPE_LOCALDRIVES:

radProgressBarSearchLocal.Text = e.UserState.ToString();

radProgressBarSearchLocal.Value1 = e.ProgressPercentage;

radProgressBarSearchLocal.ProgressBarElement.PerformStepValue1();

radProgressBarSearchLocal.Refresh();

break;

case COLLECTION_TYPE_NETWORKDRIVES:

radProgressBarSearchNetwork.Text = e.UserState.ToString();

radProgressBarSearchNetwork.Value1 = e.ProgressPercentage;

radProgressBarSearchNetwork.ProgressBarElement.PerformStepValue1();

radProgressBarSearchNetwork.Refresh();

break;

case COLLECTION_TYPE_OUTLOOK:

radProgressBarSearchOutlook.Text = e.UserState.ToString();

radProgressBarSearchOutlook.Value1 = e.ProgressPercentage;

radProgressBarSearchOutlook.ProgressBarElement.PerformStepValue1();

radProgressBarSearchOutlook.Refresh();

break;

}

}