The use of tab keys within the WPF datagrid is my big issue these days. Oh, the datagrid. Why does it behave like it does an开发者_运维问答yway... :S
I have a ListBox or DataGrid filled with thousands of entries.I would like to know items that the user has looked at (scrolling, searching or otherwise).How can I tell what is visible to the user in t
I am generating buttons programmatically. They are the answers to a question. A question can have 2..* answers. when a user clicks on an answer his action is recorded in a database.
maybe someone can help me? I have the following scenario: A simple view: <Window x:Class=\"DataGridSortBug.MainWindow\"
I am using the silverlight 4 toolkit gridcontrol and I\'m using auto generated columns.My boolean field is showing up as a tri-state checkbox (true, false, null).
This is a snippet of code in our custom item renderer which is in actionscript: textCustomItemRendererTempForTab.tabEnabled=true;
var query = from r in data.AsEnumerable() select new Test { Name = r.Field<string>(0), DateReported = r.Field<DateTime>(2)
I want to enable text wrapping in the WPF DataGrid column headers and the content of the rows. Searching for solutions, I often stumble over something like this. The problem is, that it is not working
The checkboxes are updated correctly when I select one or more datagrid rows but when I select a checkbox for the first time the checkbox does not refresh until the pointer moves out of the datagrid r
I have DataTemplates where the elements don\'t always fill the entire cell (ie. because I increase the row height).