Custom ProgressBarAdv Cell type on GridDataBound

[Administrator]

Is there any example which i can create a custom CellType for a GridDataBound?

Thanks In advance

[stanleyj]

Hi Wyejin,

Grid has a built in CellType for ProgressBar that uses ProgressBarAdv. We also ship a sample implementing that in a grid control. Refer Syncfusion\Essential Studio\4.1.0.10\windows\Grid.Windows\Samples\CellTypes\ProgressBarCells.

Best regards,
Stanley

[Administrator]

Thank for replying, i''m using Visual Studio .Net 2003 and my syncfusion version is 3.3.0.00.
Does 4.1.0.10 support for visual studio .Net 2003 :)

[Administrator]

Hmm... i think i didn''t give you enough details for my senario. I''ve created a custom ProgressBarAdv name "MyProgressBarAdv", this progress bar is inherit from the original ProgressBarAdv with an extra property in it. I''ve attached the codes together with this message. What i want to do is, i want to replace the original "ProgressBar" or add the my custom progressbar to the GridCellType list which i can use my custom progressbar on a GridDataBound grid..

GProgressBarAdv.zip

[stanleyj]

Hi Wyejin,

A custom CellType can be created, it requires a model class and a renderer class. The model class handles the serialization requirements for the control and creates the renderer class. The renderer class handles the UI requirements of the cell. This sample in \Syncfusion\Essential Studio\4.1.0.10\windows\Grid.Windows\Samples\In Depth\DerivedCellControlTutorial can be referred. If you have the source then you may use the code in GridProgrssBarCell.cs to create the celltype and place this custom ProgressBar.

After creating the custom celltype, it has to be registered through CellModels.Add

this.gridDataBoundGrid1.Model.CellModels.Add("MyProgressBar", new GridProgressBarCellModel(this.gridDataBoundGrid1.Model));

Then you may use

Style.CellType = "MyProgressBar";

The samples mentioned with 4.1 version are also available in 3.3 version. Let me know if you have any more questions.

Version 4.1.0.10 can also be used in .Net 2003.

Best regards,
Stanley

[Administrator]

Thank you very very much for the support you provide me!!

It works perfectly!! :)