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  1. Jul 27th, 2006, 07:28 AM #1
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    How to design GRID Component

    How to design grid component without using any other GRID controls
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  2. Jul 27th, 2006, 07:32 AM #2
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    Re: How to design GRID Component

    You aren't serious, are you? What's the point? Take say Flexgrid as a base and make your user control with some extra features.
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    Re: How to design GRID Component

    Mr Bull,
    i don't want to use any other control. I want to create my own control. can't we?
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    Re: How to design GRID Component

    You could ... but like Rhino says ... why bother re-inventing the wheel ?
    Is there any particular reason as to why you would want to start from scratch ?
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    Re: How to design GRID Component

    i'm a beginner. just i want to know how they are being developed.
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    Re: How to design GRID Component

    Well as a beginner I think you maybe want to look at something a bit more simplistic.
    I don't mean to be patronising saying that .... btu you may want to walk before you can run.
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    Re: How to design GRID Component

    Quote Originally Posted by balajikandaswamy
    i'm a beginner. just i want to know how they are being developed.
    With all do respect but for the beginner it will be extremly complicated task to complete not to mention that majority of all components are NOT built in VB.
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