Is there any control available for Pagination in WPF as that of Bootstrap in Web???
If not than what is the way to do Pagination in WPF Grid-Control??
Not only Grid ,if there any other option apart from this then please suggest.
Thankyou.
There are no controls in WPF with built in Pagination. The thing that comes close is a DataGrid.
This is a good example of pagination using DataGrid. You can modify as per your requirements.
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I am trying to achieve this kind of navigation with hierarchy in WPF.
https://github.com/microsoft/microsoft-ui-xaml/issues/79
*Apparently, the link above is a proposal for UWP navigation control i've been trying to create.
I have tried using listbox view with groupstyle for items with hierarchy and for others that does not have submenu. However I am not able to achieve it properly.
Is there a similar control or toolkit where I can achieve this?
you can use toolkits!
https://github.com/MaterialDesignInXAML/MaterialDesignInXamlToolkit
https://github.com/MahApps/MahApps.Metro
use MaterialDesign expander, treeview, hamburgmenu etc..
I use Telerik GanttView Control in my SilverLight project. It genral the chart well. And I want change the tooltip of the task with my own data in ViewModel. How to change it? Someone has idea?
Refer to the GanttView - FirstLook demo to get started with GanttView + MVVM scenario.
Currently I am searching for the best way for paginating the records in WPF datagrid.
I have found one best article which provide best way for paginating records in Silverlight over here.
See it provides also a fabulous demo.
Here is one screen shot.
But when I have trying it to implement it in WPF I could not implement it?
I could not found PagedCollectionView class and also could not found the alternative XAML code of the Silverlight code shows is below screen shot.
Could any one provide or suggest the best way for paginating the records in WPF
as like Silverlight?
You can grab the PagedCollectionView source code from here and compile it into your WPF project. I've done this for a WPF project in the past and it works just fine. However, you won't have the supporting types like DataPager, but it's easy enough just to write your own or throw some buttons on your view that page through the collection.
WPF DataGrid doesn't come with pagination by default. You have to have your own custom implementation. Here is a sample. The sample implements First/Previous as ViewModel commands, however I would advise you to move these commands as part of the control and make a custom DataGrid control that you can reuse across application.
I'm new to wpf and have just been given a project to create a set of custom controls which will be used to make a previous windows forms application more manageable and current. However I cannot seem to find much info with regards to customising the built in Listbox, this would involve preferably replacing the scroll bar and the +/- buttons with custom images etc..
Just wondered if anyone knows how to get at these ?
Thanks in advance.
Check here for the default control template of the listbox.You can customize the scrollviewer there to do what you are looking for.Check the below article to get started
Using Templates to Customize WPF Controls
Learn about WPF styling and templating. Other than that, the question is too generic for SO. Read the article (and perhaps google some more articles on the topic), try to style the listbox and come back with specific issues. WPF is not easy to get into, but it is definitely worth the time.
I am using Telerik Silverlight RadGridView to display instrument prices. There is a column called Price which shows the price of an instrument. Now, I want to display a red arrow or a green arrow whenever the price goes up or down.
I can do this easily in asp.net Telerik. But, not sure how to acheive this functionality using Telerik Silverlight controls.
Please help.
Thanks,
Mahesh
You can use the approach from this blog post:
http://blogs.telerik.com/pavelpavlov/posts/10-05-20/displaying_live_streaming_data_with_radgridview_for_silverlight_and_wpf.aspx