http://www.componentsource.com/topics/sandgrid/index.htmlen-usThu, 09 Feb 2012 23:47:21 GMT(C) Copyright 1996-2012 ComponentSource.http://www.componentsource.com/news/2010/04/14/sandgrid.html?rc=ni_3497<div class="image"><img src="http://ftp.componentsource.com/res/pub/media/2/1792/default_w350.png?rc=ni_3497" alt="Nested grids and Outlook demonstrations in SandGrid."/><p><small>Nested grids and Outlook demonstrations in SandGrid.</small></p></div><p><a href="http://www.componentsource.com/products/sandgrid/index.html?rc=ni_3497">SandGrid</a> is a list control capable of displaying data in tabular and hierarchical form. It was designed from the ground up to support trees of items and to be truly extensible. Because of its special architecture it offers a replacement for the ListView, TreeView and DataGridView controls - offering more customization options and a consistent development experience.</p><h3>Updates in V2.2.3</h3><ul><li>FIX: IMEs can now be used in SandGrid editors, making it friendly to Japanese, Chinese and other such character sets.</li><li>FIX: A bug introduced in the previous build could result in the enter key failing to commit edits when in cell selection mode.</li></ul><h3>About Divelements</h3><p><a href="http://www.componentsource.com/features/divelements/index.html?rc=ni_3497">Divelements</a> is an established supplier of quality user interface components targeted primarily at the Microsoft .NET platform. The company prides itself on providing solid, robust components that take full advantage of the rich designer capabilities offered by Visual Studio. Its products are recognized across the industry as offering the rich features demanded by complex applications while retaining an easy to use API and lightweight redistributables. Developers will be more productive using Divelements tools because of the extensive design-time integration. The company prides itself on keeping its components lean and fast. Their low disk and memory footprint mean you will not have to ship a large, unwieldy redistributable with your application that contains functionality that you are not using. Pluggable renderers in most of our products ensure that the look and feel of your application can either mimic the Microsoft Office and Visual Studio products, or optionally be completely customized.</p>.NET Class.NET Components.NET WinForm Controls32 Bit64 BitComponentsDatagridsDivelementsMicrosoftPatch ReleasesVisual Basic .NETVisual Basic 2005Visual Basic 2008Visual C# .NETVisual C# 2005Visual C# 2008Visual C++ .NETVisual C++ 2005Visual C++ 2008Visual Studio .NETVisual Studio 2005Visual Studio 2008http://www.componentsource.com/news/2010/04/14/sandgrid.html?rc=ni_3497Wed, 14 Apr 2010 17:22:00 GMThttp://www.componentsource.com/news/2009/10/30/sandgrid.html?rc=ni_1417<div class="image"><img src="http://ftp.componentsource.com/res/pub/media/1/777/default_w350.png?rc=ni_1417" alt="A selection of nested, hierarchical and Outlook style grids."/><p><small>A selection of nested, hierarchical and Outlook style grids.</small></p></div><p><a href="http://www.componentsource.com/products/sandgrid/index.html?rc=ni_1417">SandGrid</a> is a list control capable of displaying data in tabular and hierarchical form. It was designed from the ground up to support trees of items and to be truly extensible. Because of its special architecture it offers a replacement for the ListView, TreeView and DataGridView controls - offering more customization options and a consistent development experience.</p><h3>Updates in <strong>V2.2.1</strong></h3><ul><li>CommitOnLoseFocus has been updated to support more complex editor controls, including ones with subcontrols.</li><li>Unfiltering a large number of rows could take a long time.</li><li>Trying to group when the datasource to which the grid is bound does not support sorting properly results in an exception rather than incorrect layout.</li><li>Setting a sorted datasource before adding any columns to the grid could result in an exception.</li><li>Grouping was not included in grid state serialization.</li><li>Altering the properties of a column at design time could result in the SortColumn and GroupColumn properties of the grid being reset.</li><li>Tooltips are now shown when a column is partially clipped by the sides of the grid.</li></ul><h3>About Divelements</h3><p><a href="http://www.componentsource.com/features/divelements/index.html?rc=ni_1417">Divelements</a> is an established supplier of quality user interface components targeted primarily at the Microsoft .NET platform. The company prides itself on providing solid, robust components that take full advantage of the rich designer capabilities offered by Visual Studio. Its products are recognized across the industry as offering the rich features demanded by complex applications while retaining an easy to use API and lightweight redistributables. Developers will be more productive using Divelements tools because of the extensive design-time integration. The company prides itself on keeping its components lean and fast. Their low disk and memory footprint mean you will not have to ship a large, unwieldy redistributable with your application that contains functionality that you are not using. Pluggable renderers in most of our products ensure that the look and feel of your application can either mimic the Microsoft Office and Visual Studio products, or optionally be completely customized.</p>.NET Class.NET Components.NET WinForm Controls32 Bit64 BitComponentsDatagridsDivelementsMicrosoftPatch ReleasesVisual Basic .NETVisual Basic 2005Visual Basic 2008Visual C# .NETVisual C# 2005Visual C# 2008Visual C++ .NETVisual C++ 2005Visual C++ 2008Visual Studio .NETVisual Studio 2005Visual Studio 2008http://www.componentsource.com/news/2009/10/30/sandgrid.html?rc=ni_1417Fri, 30 Oct 2009 00:00:00 GMT