DataGridExtensions | Modular extensions for the WPF DataGrid control | Grid library
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This package contains useful extensions for the WPF DataGrid (System.Windows.Controls.DataGrid).
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QUESTION
I'm searching for extended ListView control with a filter boxes on the column headers - something like:
The image above is from DataGridExtensions WPF control, but I need a control for WinForms.
It will be excellent to have a control based on ListView, but any other help is appreciated (DataGrid-based control for example).
Thank you in advance.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Nov-21 at 10:36You can either do it on your own by setting the ListView property OwnerDrawn
.
Handle the DrawListViewColumnHeaderEventHandler
and add your controls there. Then handle the changes and replace the ListView content by the filtered data. Or replace your backing data and refresh the control when you use VirtualMode
.
If you want to use an existing, free control, I recommend to check on CodeProject. E.g.:
A simple one:ListViewFilter Control for .NET
And a really sophisticated one: A Much Easier to Use ListView
QUESTION
EDIT:
In order to clear up all confusions with instanct-closing as duplicates. Please see point (3.) explaining why the accepted answer does not apply. In short, the linked answer is fine as long as you are not using XAML to set the value because XAML will never call PropertyChangedCallback
because it re-uses the default instance.
Question:
Considering a simple WPF's Attached Property of ObservableCollection
type with XAML-defined value:
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jul-15 at 11:04You can't correctly assign a non-null default value for a collection-type attached property. Hence you have to create an instance in XAML.
Since declaring an ObservableCollection directly in XAML seems not easily possible, declare an appropriate derived type:
QUESTION
XAML:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Mar-18 at 09:18This is probably the order in which the properties are being set on the DataGrid
.
In general (I don't know of any exceptions, but I don't want to claim there aren't any) properties are set in the order that they're defined in XAML. So your DataGridExtensions.CanExportToExcel
will be set to True
before DataGrid.RowStyle
is set.
You can test this by removing your current call to uiwpf:DataGridExtensions.CanExportToExcel="True"
, and putting:
QUESTION
I need to be able to run a command on MouseDoubleClick event inside my DataGrid, however it seems that the event never makes it to the Grid due to the cell editing function that is started on a single click, even though I have a read only grid.
Here is an answer that talks about overriding the edit function on a winforms data grid, but I can't find the same on a windows controls data grid.
MouseDoubleClick event is not fired when a cell is double-clicked in System.Windows.Forms.DataGrid
I am fine with doing away with edit all together, altough I would like to keep it if possible. I do need to add edit capability in at some point, but it will only be activated by clicking on an edit button on each row, so if I need to have edit overwritten somehow I can just make the button open an overlay that allows them to enter the row values rather than entering them directly into the grid.
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Mar-30 at 09:38This is a bit tricky since (as you have noticed) clicking in a datagrid already has a meaning. I think you're going to need some code. I put together an experiment to explore this. My code that works is:
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