ComponentSource Topic | ASPxGridView and Editors Suite

ASPxGridView adds Multi-Row headers

Tue, 14 Jun 2011 13:51:11 GMT

Exploring a product database with ASPxGridView.

Version 2011 also improves export performance.

ASPxGridView and Editors Suite by Developer Express is a 100% C# based grid control for ASP.NET. DevExpress ASPxGridView supports Outlook style grouping - multi-column sorting and data summaries - with a built in data navigator and more. DevExpress ASPxGridView and Editors Suite is specifically designed to exploit all the capabilities built into ASP.NET. Once you start using DevExpress ASPxGridView and Editors Suite, you will be bringing an entirely new level of elegance, usability and functionality to your web applications. ASPxGridView and Editors Suite Licenses include 1 Year Subscription. ASPxGridView Source Code available.

Updates in v2011 vol 1

Multi-Row Headers (Bands) - This release includes support for multi-row headers - allowing you to organize grid columns across logical groups (bands). The newly introduced band column type does not allow you to display data values within it. Its purpose is to organize columns (children) within its column collection. This allows you to easily maintain a hierarchy of nested bands. The flexible design of the DevExpress ASP.NET Grid allows you to place a data column and a band column at the same hierarchy level. Bands can be dragged by end-users to re-order individual columns. This is extremely useful if you need to provide a quick way to re-arrange columns while preserving their logical grouping. All existing grid functionality (such as export, scrolling, column freezing and resizing, etc.) is unaffected by the introduction of multi-row headers/bands.
Export Performance Boost - With this release, DevExpress have significantly improved export performance. You will see improvements of up to 20 times compared to previous versions. Note that the more rows there are in a grid, the greater performance boost you will get.

About DevExpress (Developer Express)

Developer Express is a software development company based in the United States. It produces coding assistance tools and components for Delphi, C++ Builder and Microsoft Visual Studio developers. The major part of its product line is VCL, .NET WinForms and ASP.NET components that replicate the UI of Microsoft Windows and Microsoft Office applications. Developer Express has won many industry awards for its products.

DevExpress products now support VS2010

Thu, 20 May 2010 17:52:00 GMT

A selection of user interface controls in XtraEditors Library.

All DevExpress .NET products now available with full support for Visual Studio 2010 and .NET Framework Client Profile.

The following products have been updated to v2010 vol 1 and are available individually:

WinForms Controls

ASP.NET Controls

IDE Productivity Tools

Framework

eXpress Persistent Objects for .NET

Updated in v2010 vol 1

Full Support for Visual Studio 2010 and .NET Framework Client Profile

About Developer Express

ASPxGridView and Editors Suite updated

Mon, 21 Dec 2009 17:02:00 GMT

Exploring a product database with ASPxGridView.

Latest version adds new ASP.NET time editor and additional column types.

ASPxGridView and Editors Suite is a 100% C# based grid control for ASP.NET. It supports Outlook style grouping - multi-column sorting and data summaries - with a built in data navigator and more. ASPxGridView and Editors Suite is specifically designed to exploit all the capabilities built into ASP.NET. Using ASPxGridView and Editors Suite, you can bring an entirely new level of elegance, usability and functionality to your Web applications.

Updates in v2009 vol 3

New ASP.NET Time Editor
This editor looks and behaves like our spin edit control - making it easier to display and edit date and time portions of date values. With integrated keyboard support, there are now 3 different ways to edit values.
New Column Types
Added two column types to our ASP.NET grid controls to simplify editing of color and date-time values. These column types correspond to the new ASP.NET editor controls implemented in this and previous releases.