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  • Re: Adding Buttons and Text to Cell Templates

    Hi Christopher, Just like you would provide your datagrid with a previewtemplate, you can provide your column with a DisplayTemplate I use the following code in the project I'm currently working on, I hope this helps you. <dx:AgDataGridColumn> <dx:AgDataGridColumn.DisplayTemplate> <ControlTemplate>...
    Posted to AgDataGrid (Forum) by Wouter den Aantrekker on 4/22/2009
    Filed under: AgDataGrid, cells, Column, DisplayTemplate

  • Re: agdatagridimagecolumn - Image from xap

    Thanks. I was hoping I could just bind the uri to the image, like I can with the MS datagrid. < data : DataGrid toolkit : DockPanel.Dock ="Top" ItemsSource ="{ Binding Path =Entries}" SelectedItem ="{ Binding Path =SelectedEntry, Mode =TwoWay}" HorizontalAlignment ="Stretch"...
    Posted to AgDataGrid (Forum) by Chad Yost on 4/7/2009
    Filed under: AgDataGrid, Column

  • agdatagridimagecolumn - Image from xap

    I have an agdatagrid where I need an image column. The images are defined in the xap file as content. In an MS datagrid, I am able to use an Imagecontrol as the content of the column, and bind the source to the url. Is there an easy way to do this in an agdatagrid as well? It seems I have to somehow...
    Posted to AgDataGrid (Forum) by Chad Yost on 4/7/2009
    Filed under: AgDataGrid, Column

  • Re: Grid not editable when bound from service

    In my case, I have to use AutoGenerateColumns="False". And I used AgDataGridTextColumn, but the cell editing doesn't work for me. Ater I changed the cell to a new value and press Enter or Tab, the previous value always comes back. I also use WCF service the same way as you. Here is my code...
    Posted to AgDataGrid (Forum) by Raymond Cai on 2/27/2009
    Filed under: AgDataGrid, AutoGenerateColumns, Linq, Edit, WCF, Column

  • DXGrid Column UnboundExpression populating multiple lines of the same cell

    Hello ! In a Silverlight application , how can I , using the UnboundExpression of a DXGrid column , display multiple fields values on separate lines in the same cell ? For instance ... something like : <dxg:GridColumn FieldName="Address" Name="colAddress" UnboundType="String"...
    Posted to AgDataGrid (Forum) by Madalin Tudose on 9/29/2011
    Filed under: AgDataGrid, Binding, cells, columns, DataGrid, Silverlight, Column, cell style, Cell value

  • Multiple Fields at the same grid column

    Dear All, Is there a way to bind a single column to multiple fields? if there isn't, is there a way to put a text and image at the same column by any mean? Thanks.
    Posted to AgDataGrid (Forum) by Mina Saif on 12/18/2008
    Filed under: AgDataGrid, Binding, columns, Column
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