Unbound Gradient Rown in GDBG

[Felix De Herrera]

How can one 'insert' an unbound covered row with a gradient background into a GDBG? Also, this unbound row would have a 2 column row-header. First column blank and second column with an icon. The remainder of the columns would be a covered cell with text and a gradient background. ~Thanks

[Administrator]

If you want the row at the top of the grid, then you can use a extra header row to do something like this. Here is a little sample.

[Administrator]

Here is the link.


WindowsApplication1310.zip

[Felix De Herrera]

Hi Clay, Thanks for the prompt response. The unbound row in question would be more like a sub-header and would occur in many rows throughout the grid and not typically at the top. It is to be used as a 'grouping' divider within a product. The original developer used a standard GDBG and not a grouping grid, and the code behind this grid is quite complex. ~Thanks

[Administrator]

There is not really a good way randomly add unbound rows in a GriddataBoundGrid. One way you can do this is to use LayoutColumns to display 2 grid rows per record and normally hide the 2nd row. In the case where you want to see an unbound row, do not hide 2nd row. Here is a little sample.


WindowsApplication1311.zip

[Felix De Herrera]

Thanks Clay..