Mehul Harry's DevExpress Blog

OMG!!!!!

good works

Why do you use "Style" attribute instead of dedicated attributes like "Width" ?

Great!!!

Thank you, thanks you, thank you.. can't say it enough! We are really up against the wall when it comes to real estate. Having the table options on a dropdown icon is just fantastic!  Now for the wishlist: order the ASPxGrid by dragging rows.

Hi Alex!

This behavior is by design. We place all appearance attributes in the css style. Also, principally there is no difference between css attribute "width" and table's attribute "width".

Grant: While the row drag-and-drop feature is welcome in the ASPxGridView, it won't be available in forthcoming version 2009 vol 2, we apologize. However, the ASPxTreeList allows you to drag-and-drop rows. Please check, if you can substitute it for the grid. If so, the following example may come in handy:

How to reorder ASPxTreeList nodes via drag-and-drop

www.devexpress.com/example=E1505

Thanks Nick, we have the wait for it in the ASPxGridView.

Great! It is necessary to have the option of merger of columns and rows.

All it needs is a "merge cells" option.

Great stuff. Thanks for sharing such a useful information.

I found the ASP.NET editor. It is rather impressive.

Thanks for the post.

Alex C

Hi Andrew,

We need to develop a software using the ASPxHtmlEditor but I need to know when exactly the tables support will be available. Unfortunately this is feature is fundamental in our software and we are thinking to change for another editor.

Thank you in advance,

Valerio

The ASP.NET team has just finished a very important table feature for an HTML editor: cell split and

We're just about to release v2009.2 and it would be a good idea to have an "accumulator"

Hi Mehul,

Is the HTML table editor feature available when ASPxHTMLEditor is activated as the SharePoint rich text editor?

I replaced the default SharePoint rich text editor with ASPxHTMLEditor but could not see the table button on the toolbar.

Any idea how to resolve?

Thanks.