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.NET Forum / Windows Forms / WinForm General / July 2006

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Grids / List: Where to find a good one?

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Fred - 22 Jun 2006 14:42 GMT
Hi,

I would like to have a grid or list where I can edit cells and put any
controls in it (like comboboxes, buttons, usercontrols, etc.).

In fact, I'd like to use the control that has been used to build the
Tasklist in VS.NET 2003, or the tasklist in Outlook 2003 if possible.

I've been using Syncfusion's grids for a time now, but I'm not really
happy with it. So please, don't suggest this one ;)

For simple listing, I've been using a Listview which I'm really happy
with the results (easy to use, look and feel just like windows, etc.)
Now I just need one list/grid that is able to accept modification "on
the fly" by the user (ie: the user doesn't have to double click the
record to modify it.)

Thanks a lot
Morgan Fears - 23 Jun 2006 03:12 GMT
The Infragistics grid (and other controls) has this functionality. The learning
curve can be pretty high, but fortunately the design is consistent with all
of their controls, so it is pretty much a learn-once toolset, as far as winforms
go.
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Rob Oldfield - 23 Jun 2006 23:54 GMT
I use the datalist one from http://www.ewoodruff.us/EWSListControls.aspx

Works well for me.

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Fred - 10 Jul 2006 15:23 GMT
Thank you everyone for your answers. However, I am still surprised that
we have to rely on third party libraries since most of the controls are
available in MS's applications. Maybe they use third party librairies
too...

Anyway, again, thanks for helping!

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