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  • Marc Scheuner

    Very flexible grid for ASP.NET

    Folks,

    I have a project at hand where I'll need a really flexible grid for
    ASP.NET. The standard row/column model doesn't cut it - I need to
    specifically be able to tell each individual cell what kind of cell it
    is (e.g. showing text, rendering an image etc.).

    Most standard grids will allow you to define your own grid column
    types - but that's not sufficient for my case here.

    Does anyone know of a ready-made grid out there that will allow me to
    specify on a cell-by-cell basis what kind of cell it is (and how to
    render itself) ??

    If not: has anyone tackled that problem before and come up with a
    solution based on the standard ASP.NET GridView control??

    Thanks for any hints and pointers !
    Marc
  • Munna

    #2
    Re: Very flexible grid for ASP.NET

    Hi,,

    First of all asp.net grid view have this facility if you think
    carefully...
    in item databound you can modity the style of each cell .... depending
    on your need...

    Other famouse asp.net thirdparty grid's are ...
    telerik (http://www.telerik.com/) asp.net rad grid...
    ,Component Art (http://www.componentart.com/) asp.net grid
    and
    Infragistics asp.net grid is good

    Best of luck

    -------
    Munna




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    • Eliyahu Goldin

      #3
      Re: Very flexible grid for ASP.NET

      You can make the grid out of template columns, include in the templates
      whatever controls you will need and hide and show individual controls
      programmaticall y in RowDataBound event depending on the actual data.

      --
      Eliyahu Goldin,
      Software Developer
      Microsoft MVP [ASP.NET]




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      Folks,
      >
      I have a project at hand where I'll need a really flexible grid for
      ASP.NET. The standard row/column model doesn't cut it - I need to
      specifically be able to tell each individual cell what kind of cell it
      is (e.g. showing text, rendering an image etc.).
      >
      Most standard grids will allow you to define your own grid column
      types - but that's not sufficient for my case here.
      >
      Does anyone know of a ready-made grid out there that will allow me to
      specify on a cell-by-cell basis what kind of cell it is (and how to
      render itself) ??
      >
      If not: has anyone tackled that problem before and come up with a
      solution based on the standard ASP.NET GridView control??
      >
      Thanks for any hints and pointers !
      Marc

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      • Michael Nemtsev [MVP]

        #4
        Re: Very flexible grid for ASP.NET

        Hello Marc,

        I would recommend you to go to http://www.componentsource.com and select
        the grid from the variety of all grids

        ---
        WBR,
        Michael Nemtsev [Microsoft MVP] :: blog: http://spaces.live.com/laflour

        "The greatest danger for most of us is not that our aim is too high and we
        miss it, but that it is too low and we reach it" (c) Michelangelo


        MSFolks,
        MS>
        MSI have a project at hand where I'll need a really flexible grid for
        MSASP.NET. The standard row/column model doesn't cut it - I need to
        MSspecifically be able to tell each individual cell what kind of cell
        MSit is (e.g. showing text, rendering an image etc.).
        MS>
        MSMost standard grids will allow you to define your own grid column
        MStypes - but that's not sufficient for my case here.
        MS>
        MSDoes anyone know of a ready-made grid out there that will allow me
        MSto specify on a cell-by-cell basis what kind of cell it is (and how
        MSto render itself) ??
        MS>
        MSIf not: has anyone tackled that problem before and come up with a
        MSsolution based on the standard ASP.NET GridView control??
        MS>
        MSThanks for any hints and pointers !
        MSMarc


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