Mergnig column header for two columns

Sandip posted over 14 years ago

I want to one header for two columns.

I have done in following way

igtbl:UltraGridColumn BaseColumnName="Remove" Key="Remove" Width

="80px">

<CellStyle

</CellStyle

<HeaderStyle HorizontalAlign

="Right">

<BorderDetails ColorRight="245, 241, 239"

</HeaderStyle

<header caption

="Actions">

<rowlayoutcolumninfo originx="4"

</header

<footer

<rowlayoutcolumninfo originx="4"

</footer

<CellStyle CssClass

="UIGridRowContent"/>

</igtbl:UltraGridColumn

<igtbl:UltraGridColumn Key="Edit" BaseColumnName="Edit" Width

="45px">

<HeaderStyle

<BorderDetails ColorLeft="245, 241, 239"

</HeaderStyle

<Header

<RowLayoutColumnInfo OriginX="5"

</Header

<Footer

<RowLayoutColumnInfo OriginX="5"

</Footer

<CellStyle CssClass

="UIGridRowContent"/>

</igtbl:UltraGridColumn

But on postback, the column header shifts to left and it shows seperator for two columns.

I tried to set properties in code behind after grid binding and OnPreRender method, but it didn't worked

foreach (Infragistics.WebUI.UltraWebGrid.UltraGridColumn col in

uwgUserMaintainence.Columns)

{

if (col.BaseColumnName.Equals("Remove"))

{

col.Header.Style.CssClass = "UIGridRowContent"

;

col.Header.Style.HorizontalAlign =

HorizontalAlign.Right;

col.Header.Style.BorderDetails.ColorRight = System.Drawing.

Color.FromArgb(245, 241, 239);

}

if (col.BaseColumnName.Equals("Edit"))

{

col.Header.Style.BorderDetails.ColorLeft = System.Drawing.

Color.FromArgb(245, 241, 239);

]

Can any body tell reason why it is not setting?

Sandip

49378

[Infragistics] Petar Ivanov posted over 13 years ago
Hi sandiptikole,

It has been a while since your post but in case you still need help I would be glad to assist you.

In order to have a header displayed over multiple columns, you need to set the OriginX and SpanX properties of the RowLayoutColumnInfo (which each header has).

For instance If you want the header to "start" at the second column of the grid, and span over three columns, you would need to use the following markup:

                            <Header Caption="This is an example multiple-column header">
                                <RowLayoutColumnInfo OriginX="2" OriginY="0" SpanX="3" />
                            </Header>

More information on how ultraWebGrid headers can be customized can be found in the following discussion:

http://blogs.infragistics.com/forums/p/9348/206950.aspx

Please contact me if you have any questions.

Best Regards,

Petar Ivanov
Developer Support Engineer
Infragistics, Inc.
http://ko.infragistics.com/support
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