How to implement the MS Office Word Navigation control by using TreeList
This example demonstrates how to create a custom painter for TreeList to paint its nodes as buttons
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The ASPxPivotGrid includes the drill-down capability, which enables you to retrieve a list of records that were used to calculate a particular summary. To obtain drill-down data, use the pivot grid's...
View ArticleHow to bind ASPxScheduler to ObjectDataSource
In this example, the ObjectDataSource control is used to bind the ASPxScheduler control to middle-layer business objects. Further, you can implement your own custom CRUD-operations (Create, Read,...
View ArticleMVC - How to pass parameters to a Report by using ComboBox control
This example illustrates how to use the MVC ComboBox component as a custom Parameter Panel for a report.Example CommentsAdded By: Rodrigo Coelho at: 5/24/2013 9:58:20 AMÂ Â Â Â The option "Run Online" is...
View ArticleHow to Customize Cell Styles via Event
The following example shows how to customize the appearance of specific cells via the ASPxPivotGrid.CustomCellStyle event.In this example, custom style settings (the orange background and bold font)...
View ArticleClient and server validation within ASPxGridView's templates
This example demonstrates how to perform validation of editors placed within ASPxGridView's templates. Here both the integrated validation via ValidationSettings.RegularExpression and a custom...
View ArticleHow to rotate column header text 90-degrees in ASPxGridView
This example demonstrates how to create vertical column headers. To accomplish this task, it is necessary to rotate the column header 90-degrees by using the cross-browser CSS style. This approach is...
View ArticleHow to create fully custom Role, User, Event, Resource classes for use with...
This example demonstrates how to create fully custom classes for use in our Security Module (Complex Security Strategy) and Schedule Module. Here is the Activity class, which is an analog of our...
View ArticleHow to use the CalculatedPersistentAlias attribute
This example illustrates how to use the CalculatedPersistentAlias attribute. The complete description is available in the CalculatedPersistentAliasAttribute class description.
View ArticleHow to Initialize an Object Created via the New Action
This example demonstrates how to access an object that is created via the New Action. When creating a new Task via the New Action, the Task.StartDate property will be set to the current date. See code...
View ArticleHow to get the error message by using the GetCallbackErrorMessage static method
In this example, the error message is displayed within the redirected page after the error occurs on callback. The redirection page is specified within the devExpress/errors section of the web.config...
View ArticleHow to implement multi-row editing in the ASP.NET ListView
The ASPxGridView does not natively support multi-row editing. It is recommended to either use the single-row inline editing by setting the AllowEdit property of the ListView model to True in the Model...
View ArticleHow to: Adjust the size of pop up dialogs displayed in ASP.NET applications
The complete description is available in the How to: Adjust the Size of Pop up Dialogs displayed in ASP.NET Applications topic.
View ArticleHow to sort a ListView in code
In this example, we demonstrate how to apply sorting by a property of your business object, and disallow end-users from changing this sorting themselves. Consider the following scenario: we have an...
View ArticleHow to: Create Information Panels
This example shows how you can create information panels. The complete description is available in the How to: Create Information Panels help topic.Example CommentsAdded By: Willem de Vries at:...
View ArticleHow to: Implement Domain Components
This example demonstrates how to implement Domain Components in your XAF applications. The complete description is available in the How to: Implement Domain Components help topic.
View ArticleHow to: Create a Custom Function Criteria Operator
This example shows how to create a custom Function Criteria Operator you can use anywhere it is required - in List View filters, Validation and Appearance rules, object-level security permissions, etc.
View ArticleHow to: Obtain Underlying Data
The DXPivotGrid includes the drill-down capability, which enables you to retrieve a list of records that were used to calculate a particular summary. To obtain drill-down data, use the...
View ArticleHow to print and export a dashboard
The following example demonstrates a workaround that allows you to print and export a dashboard via the Print Preview.In this example, the Customer Support dashboard is displayed. You can invoke the...
View ArticleHow to customize the appearance of cells
The following example demonstrates how to customize the appearance of the pivot grid cells.
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