Hi Team,
I would like to have an external column chooser for the DataGrid. Where that chooser would be populated with the possible columns, and the user would elect/deselect what columns they want in the DataGrid.
Thank you,
Clint
working on WinUI.
Starting with v10, all groups except the last, get a blank, empty row.
If you toggle off the grouping, the empty rows go away, but once you put the grouping on, these empty rows show up again.
Some data is missing from the UI when grouping is applied and then filter the data.
If you ungroup, the items are displayed.
.Net Maui Data Grid Property Aggregator Descriptor incorrect placement on Mac
Provide an option to sort the template column by nested property.
For example:
<dataGrid:DataGridTemplateColumn>
<dataGrid:DataGridTemplateColumn.CellContentTemplate>
<DataTemplate>
<Label Text="{Binding MyAddress.City}" />
</DataTemplate>
</dataGrid:DataGridTemplateColumn.CellContentTemplate>
<dataGrid:DataGridTemplateColumn.SortDescriptor>
<dataGrid:PropertySortDescriptor PropertyName="MyAddress.City" />
</dataGrid:DataGridTemplateColumn.SortDescriptor>
</dataGrid:DataGridTemplateColumn>
Hello,
it would be a very useful information when subscribing to the DataBindingComplete Command of a DataGrid to know whether for example a filter, sort, grouping had changed.
Currently, it is an internal Property
{
public IDataViewCollection DataView { get; internal set; }
internal DataChangeFlags ChangeFlags { get; set; }
internal DataBindingCompleteEventArgs()
{
}
}
Regards
Provide an option to execute the command when clicking outside of the rows, also outside of the DataGrid control.
For now you can execute the CommitEdit command on external UI:
private void TapGestureRecognizer_Tapped(object sender, TappedEventArgs e)
{
this.dataGrid.CommandService.ExecuteCommand(DataGridCommandId.CommitEdit, new EditContext(null, ActionTrigger.Programmatic, null));
}
We’ve encountered an issue related to the inner DataGrid within an outer DataGrid’s RowDetailsTemplate:
Steps to reproduce:
1. Create a DataGrid with editable cells and row details.
2. Inside the RowDetailsTemplate, place a layout (e.g., Grid).
3. Within this layout, embed another DataGrid with editable cells.
4. Start the application and expand row details on the Android platform.
5. Double-tap on any inner DataGrid's cell to open the cell editor.
At this moment the UI appears unresponsive.
Hi Team,
I have attached a reproducible. Open DashboardView.xaml, there you'll find the DataGrid.
Run the project on Windows and take the following steps:
- Step 1. Run the app and click Button 1 to load an instance of this ContentView
- Observe => The DataGrid renders as expected
- Observe => The DataGrid renders as expected
- Step 2. Click Button 1 again to reset and load a new instance of this ContentView
- Observe => The DataGrid will NOT render (you can repeat this step multiple times)
- Step 3. Resize the app window
- Observe the DataGrid will be rendered again
The only way I could get it to render again was by resizing the app window, even calling InvalidateMeasure(SizeChanged) didn't work.
The logic is simple, the button click just clears MainPage.xaml's container children and adds a new instance of DashboardView:
private void OnButton1Clicked(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
currentContentViewHolder.Children.Clear();
currentContentViewHolder.Children.Add(new DashboardView());
}