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I am interested in trying to left justify a grid control. (All cells in the grid are automatically left justified). I know that I could do this by embedding a flowdocument (and using xaml). I also know that I might use a "datatemplate cell". However, I was hoping for an easier solution. Specifically, I want to do this (copied from the windows forms grid support)
ADAdministrator Syncfusion Team August 9, 2008 08:48 PM UTC
New alignment and font properties have been added to the GridStyleInfo class. These changes are not in the 6.3.0.34 development build that is currently available. But they should be in the next development build that should be on our website this coming week. At that point, the code you showed for our WindowsForms grid should also work for our WPF grid.
ADAdministrator Syncfusion Team August 9, 2008 09:10 PM UTC
For those wanting to know a solution to this problem, let me tell you the long (but very flexible way) of doing this. Use a datatemplate. Here are the steps: (1) Open Syncfusion's DataTemplate_2008 example for WPF grids (2) Copy the entire class DataTemplateCellRenderer into your project. (3) Create a in a resource dictionary or in the resource markup in your xaml page. Here is mine:
Padding="0" Margin="0" Width="100" />
(4) In your code behind, add this code in order to apply the template to your cells:
//Make cells left justified Model.CellModels.Add("DataTemplate", new DataTemplateCellModel()); Model.QueryCellInfo += new Syncfusion.Windows.Controls.Grid.GridQueryCellInfoEventHandler(Model_LeftJustify);
(5) Finally add the event that will apply this template: void Model_LeftJustify(object sender, Syncfusion.Windows.Controls.Grid.GridQueryCellInfoEventArgs e) { if (e.Cell.RowIndex > 0 && e.Cell.ColumnIndex > 0) { e.Style.CellType = "DataTemplate"; e.Style.CellTemplateKey = "LeftJustify"; } }
This of course can be very flexible. You can use that data template to put whatever default item that you wish to display.
ADAdministrator Syncfusion Team August 9, 2008 09:12 PM UTC
>New alignment and font properties have been added to the GridStyleInfo class. These changes are not in the 6.3.0.34 development build that is currently available. But they should be in the next development build that should be on our website this coming week. At that point, the code you showed for our WindowsForms grid should also work for our WPF grid.