hi, all
Hi Jerome
i have also ultragrid and i used the combo box in my ultragrid in my demo code in vb.net i m sure that will help u
http://ahmadkhalid44.blogspot.com/2013/05/work-on-ultra-grid.html
Hi Jerome,
If you want to provide a dropdown in a grid cell, you do not need to use an UltraComboEditor. Although it can be done that way, it's not the best or most efficient way to do it. If you really want to use an UltraComboEditor, then just set the Visible property of the control to false so it doesn't show up on the form.
But I recommend checking out this KB article which will tell you better ways to put a dropdown in a cell. HOWTO:What is the best way to place a DropDown list in a grid cell?
For example, I need to use a ComboBox for a column in a Grid...
With the DataGridView from the Dotnet Framework, I can specify that a column is a DataGridViewComboColumn.
With the UltraGrid from Infragistics, I have to use a UltraComboEditor that I drop in my form. Next, I can link an UltraGrid column with this control via the EditorProperty.
The problem with your solution is that the UltraComboEditor is visible on the form... I have to set the Visible property to false and drag the control behind the UltraGrid. Does it exist a similar solution like DataGridView from the Dotnet Framework to not have visible controls on the form ?
Jérôme
I'm not sure what you mean. What exactly are you trying to do to the column that you can't do without using an Editor?
Hello,
It's the first time that I use the Infragistics library controls and I have some difficulties to understand how to custom the WinGrid columns.
The only solution that I have found (and you explain it in this topic) is to create the controls (like UltraComboEditor) in the form and embeded them in the WinGrid columns by using the EditorProperty of a column... So, I am obliged to hide these controls which are visible and take a lot of space in my form.
No alternative ?