Hello, administrator

As you know,I used the following code to export the data in the table, but how can I export the data to any location on the computer and name it instead of having to change it when the code is written

    Dim spreadExporter As GridViewSpreadExport = New GridViewSpreadExport(radGridView1)

    Dim exportRenderer As New SpreadExportRenderer()

    spreadExporter.RunExport("D:\exportedFile.xlsx", exportRenderer)

Looking forward to your reply

I've spent 2 hours trying to get the colors right on a GridView......

I set the selected row color using your examples, and the RowFormatting event, but there are two colors i just can't seem to set:

- the color used when the mouse moves over a row. I've tried using the CellMouseMove (as your examples) but I them have to rest all the non-current cells back to normal, and this seems very complicated for just changing a simplecolor. Can I set this at design time? If not, how at runtime?

- same for the backcolor of the whole grid: there is a design0time BackColor on the RadRootElement, and this sometimes shows up in the designer, but not reliably. And I can't seem to set it at runtime either.

Thanks for the great support!

Ian

hi

i want square and multiplied shape for ScatterLineSeries point.

Hi,

I've got a RadTextBox which has multiline set to true. However, when I assign a value to the Text property which contain "\n" characters all text appears on a single line. Is the Text property supposed to handle multi line texts, or do I need to set some additional properties?

Hi,

When I click the button element of the RadSplitButtonElement, the dropdown do open and fire click.

Like in MS-Office, I expect the button to fire click, but not open the dropdown. The dropdown should only be opened when clicking the arrow part.

Note : I'm using version 2016.3.1024.40

How can I change this behavior ?

Thanks

Hello,

At this moment, when using a touchscreen, a pangesture on the scrollbar, that's on the bottom of the Panorama results in a pangesture event.

Is it possible that this pangesture ON THE SCROLLBAR controls the scrollbar?

(see video : http://www.soundware.nl/Data/20190103_161853.mp4)

The pangesture on the rest of the Panorama-control needs to be intact.

Best regards

Patrick Vossen

Is it just me?

Standard Winforms app.  I have used the Visual Style builder to create a custom theme and saved it as 'UVTMetroBlue.tssp', in a sub=folder of my project named 'Theme'.

In Visual Studio 2017 I add the theme package as a resource.  I go to the RadThemeManger on my MainForm, and select load from resource. It prompts me to enter the resource location string.

If I enter what I believe is the correct string : "UVTMain.Theme.UVTMetroBlue.tssp", I get a null reference error. If I add it through 'Edit Themese', and browse to the file, same "null reference" error.

If I put in nonsense, it accepts it without error.

So, I go to 'Edit Themes' on the Theme Manager and there is the entry

Unable locate Resource file 'aasdasdasd' in the project folder 'C:\Users\hespect\source\Workspaces\UVeritech\UVTMain\UVTMain\'

Is something wrong with my .tssp file?

In my Winforms app I have a GridView and the option for users to print the data contained in the GridView.

The GridView is dynamic in that the number of columns of data varies by user and their department (some users will see 5 columns of data, some will get 10, some will get 13, etc.).

When printing, due to the unknown number of columns, all the data/columns sometimes will appear efficiently on an 8.5 X 11 sheet of paper in portrait mode and sometimes not.  Sometimes the paper size will have to be changed or the orientation.

However, if the number of columns is large, even if the orientation is changed to landscape and paper size changed to legal, the data won't display well on the printed report.  It'll either condense/truncate each column to fit on a printed page, or some columns just don't get printed at all (i.e. columns 1 thru 7 will display on the printed page, but columns 8 thru 15 are omitted from the printed results.)

When printing the GridView's data, 3 options are available in PrintPreview->Print Settings: FitPageWidth, NoFit and NoFitCentered.  Neither of these options produce a report in which all the data/columns are readable. 

Is there a way to have all columns printed at their actual size, in that if the number of columns is too many to fit on a single sheet of paper, the first "batch" of columns will print on "page 1" and the second batch on page 2?  (Similar to the "No Scaling" print option in Excel.) 

Internally, when printing the GridView's data, the GridView's data is passed to the Associated Object of a RadPrintDocument.  That RadPrintDocument is then passed to the Document property of a RadPrintPreviewDialog.

Thanks much for all advice with this matter.

Hi Team.

How can I create a custom save button to save the edited Image directly into the sql sever database or use the default save button to save the image directly to the the database.

However, the only option I have right now is to save the image to file and then save image file to the database, which I want to avoid because I will end up having two save buttons.

Thank you.