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Hi,
I like the idea of the navigation drawer, as you could have a summary, and when you open it up you can see the detail. Would it be possible to put a NavigationDrawer inside an sfDatagrid cell though ?
Is it possible to put a UserControl inside a sfDatagrid cell ?
Thank you
Alex
Hi Alex Caudron,
We have analyzed your query, In the SfDataGrid, you can use the various built-in column types. To insert a NavigationDrawer control into a DataGrid cell, we recommend using the custom column feature. You can achieve this by creating a new column, derived from GridColumn, and creating a custom cell renderer by overriding the predefined renderer in SfDataGrid.
For a related example, we have documented the process of inserting a Sparkline into a DataGrid cell. We have provided UF for your reference , Kindly refer to the below UG,
UG Link : https://help.syncfusion.com/windowsforms/datagrid/columntypes#creating-custom-column
Yes, you can implement a navigation drawer concept within an sfDataGrid
cell by utilizing a
Escape Road UserControl
. This allows you to display a summary in the cell and expand it to show detailed information. To achieve this, you can define a DataTemplate
for the cell that includes your UserControl
, enabling dynamic content within the grid. Just ensure that the UserControl
is designed to handle the interactions and data binding appropriately for a seamless user experience.
Hi Alex Caudron, you can use the custom column feature in SfDataGrid to insert a NavigationDrawer control into a cell, by creating a new column that inherits from GridColumn and overrides the default cell constructor.
Yes, you can place a NavigationDrawer or a UserControl inside a Syncfusion SfDataGrid cell by using a GridTemplateColumn with a custom CellTemplate.