I need to set all the columns into an ultra grid to read only except for the first column in position 0.
To do this, I was attempting to use a foreach loop over the column index but I’m not quite there.
I get this error:
I’d appreciate a nudge in the right direction, thanks!
It’s a col, not a row, there is not indexing. You can do it at the table level like this
//update props
foreach(DataColumn c in edvUD107A.dataView.Table.Columns)
{
if (!c.Caption.ToUpper().Contains("SHIPPING") && !c.Caption.ToUpper().Contains("STORAGE") &&!c.Caption.ToUpper().Contains("MTL") &&!c.Caption.ToUpper().Contains("PROCESSING") )
{
c.ExtendedProperties["ReadOnly"] = true;
}
}
or via grid
foreach(UltraGridColumn col in band.Columns)
{
if (!col.Header.Caption.ToUpper().Contains("SHIPPING") && !col.Header.Caption.ToUpper().Contains("STORAGE") &&!col.Header.Caption.ToUpper().Contains("MTL") &&!col.Header.Caption.ToUpper().Contains("PROCESSING") )
{
col.CellActivation = Activation.Disabled;
}
}
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@Chris_Conn I was wondering if there is a way to get this to look like it does when I use the override band method
The Top grid shows when I use the CellActivation Property.
The Bottom grid shows when I use the Bands.Override.AllowUpdate property.
I prefer the look when the band is overridden but it doesn’t seem to be visually the same, although they both accomplish the “read only” goal
Got it; I used the data column ordinal property along side the data column read only property to accomplish.Kinda sloppy but it works!
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