Is it possible to display different column totals for child bands using Infragistics?
For example, say I want my grid to look like the following:
Is this possible? I've found that child bands tend to affect the entire grid, so when I hide a column of the child band (for example "Week + 2") all of those child columns are hidden.
this is a quote from their KB
The Hidden property determines whether an object is visible. Hiding an object may have have effects that go beyond simply removing it from view. For example, hiding a band also hides all the rows in that band. Also, changing the Hidden property of an object affects all instances of that object. For example, a hidden column or row is hidden in all scrolling regions.
which is located here
Ultragrid Hidden Property
so i guess this is not possible
you could try to accomplish this with a tree though
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My question is very simple: is NSCollectionView set up suitably for use as an absolute grid? Can I keep specific items in specific columns and rows, preventing item rearrangement on view resize and keeping everything where it belongs? Also, is user rearrangement (i.e. moving an item to an arbitrary blank space) feasible?
I have an application which has a tabcontrol that contains two tabpages. I have a custom made usercontrol docked to fill up each of those tabs. When I resize my main form to the minimum size allowed one tab resizes accordingly while the other seems to overflow the area and a couple ui items slip out of access/view.
One usercontrol was quite literally copied from the other and renamed and fields adjusted. The usercontrol size is the same between the two. Within the usercontrols there is a datagridview and a large panel full of textboxes and they have identical sizes and identical anchoring properties and even the same location coordinates.
I'm struggling to find a difference between the two but I really would like the resize behavior to match between the two usercontrols. I was wondering if anyone would have ideas of other things to check I did not mention here?
This should like very odd behavior.
There are a few things that I can think of to check:
1) Double-check that the user control is actually on the tab page itself and not on a different control, such as the tab or a common tab area (not sure of the tab control you are using; some controls have a common area that is available to all tabs).
2) Verify that the Dock property is indeed set to fill on the "bad" usercontrol.
3) Verify that you are not resizing or changing the Dock property on the bad usercontrol in code.
Found a minimum size on one of the usercontrols and that was the cause of my issue. Don't know how I didn't see it earlier.
For the custom requirement, i need to handle displaying of Cell, i.e. In short in my application i subclass NSCell to ImageTextCell (standard form Apple ) and using the same to display the Cell,
When it comes to indentation, i could see, all the element having same indentation, i.e. in my outline view i have two group and each group having more then two child element + three child element (i.e. Non Group Item ) on the top level,
But the strange thing is all the element are displaying at the same level, do i need to set anywhere indentation level and should take care of displaying text and image as per indentation level ?
Your cell drawing code is probably hardcoding 0 as the x-coordinate to draw from, rather than respecting the cell bounds passed to it. In short, you do not need to do anything special to handle indentation; we can't really help more without seeing some code.
I have pairs of controls: immagebox + textbox = one pair.
I want these to show up in a single column grid/tabular format. Each cell contains one image/text pair.
I want this grid to scroll because the number of pairs is dynamic depending on a user selection.
I suppose I will be adding these controls in code at runtime when the user makes his/her selection.
What is the best way to accomplish that in vb.net? TableLayoutPanel or better way?
One possible approach is the following.
Use a Panel as your container. Inside this Panel you can add a TableLayoutPanel that is defined to be AutoSize=True. Add two columns to your table layout and then add controls in rows as needed. The TableLayoutPanel will then size itself automaticlly depending on the contents.
Now make your Panel be AutoScroll=True and it will automatically add the correct scrollbars so the user can move around and see the contained set of controls.
Is there a way to link two indicators on a LabVIEW front panel, so that they always have the same value? Right now I'm setting both to the same value every time, but it'd be much easier if there were a way to set up one to mirror the other.
You can make the digital display visible. Right-click on the slider and select "Digital Display" from Visible Items.
There are a few ways to achieve this, depending on how you are trying to display the data.
If you are just trying to update a slider and make a textbox indicator display the numeric value then by right clicking on the slider and selecting 'Visiable Items -> Digital Display' you will have a numeric indicator showing the value of the slider. This can then be repositioned as required. You should see if this meets your requirements as other methods will add complexity to your Block Diagram.
An alternate method would be using a network shared variable and binding the data although I think from your question this would be over kill.
You can also create an event structure to look for a value change event for the slider and update the text indicator accordingly. You would have to be careful how you update the slider as just wiring a value to the slider will not trigger an event for use a property node linked to the slider for the property 'value(signalling)'. Again this may be over the top for your application.
Strictly speaking, no, you can't do that automatically. What you can do is set up an Event Structure and use the Value Changed events for each of the two controls to update the other. Just realize that the slider fires value changed events many times while the user is sliding it around, rather than just one event at the end. That may be what you want in this situation, however.
I think this is not easily done, however there are some possibilities (as discussed).
The general question is why?
You have an indicator with the same info at two places. (or are they actual controls?)
If you have two indicators, just place there terminals next to each other, just remember when you alter one of the two (via a local or by ref) to mimic the action for it's twin.
Using a value change event for both controls should work, just remember that you might get race conditions if you don't process the event directly.
Could describe a little bit further why you need two controls for the same action/value?
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