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In this month’s edition of our WPF Tips & Tricks post, we decided to create a couple of WPF Grid-related examples – examples that address important usage scenarios. We also summarized a list of interesting support tickets answered throughout the previous month. Should you have any questions about our WPF Grid examples or the support tickets listed herein, feel free to comment below.
WPF Data Grid - Examples
Our WPF Data Grid control ships with a series of properties that help define custom row/cell styles and cell templates. (for more information, please refer to the following help topics: CellStyle, RowStyle, CellTemplate, CellDisplayTemplate, CellEditTemplate). The following samples illustrate how you can build binding paths for elements that rely on these styles and templates:
Note: Tools like Snoop help show the runtime visual tree and objects within DataContext (and can help build binding paths).
To review best practices related to synchronous and asynchronous CRUD operations (in a data bound WPF Grid control), please refer to projects listed in this example:
TICKETS:
WPF Data Grid
WPF Editors
WPF Bars
WPF Scheduler
WPF Charting and Maps
Other Controls
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