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Earl
What's the easiest way to pseudo-rotate the grid? What I would like to do is
list the column headers in column 0 and the actual column contents for one
record in column 1. I can do this fairly easy in eVB, but the CF DataGrid
looks quite a bit trickier.
Actually, I'm stumped that MS would not more easily implement this
functionality because I would think that any CF developer would want this
capability. Simply put, its pretty screwball to always have to scroll
horizontally on a PocketPC grid. All of the examples I've seen so far for
..Net CF have your customers scrolling mindlessly to the right. Since most
apps are usually dealing with one record at a time, it seems much more
logical that if you wanted the DataGrid to scroll at all (another topic),
then you would want it to ONLY scroll vertical.
Finally, some might suggest using a ListView instead, as it would lend
itself to this dual-column approach. The ListView has some more serious
shortcomings that make it totally inappropriate for this app, not the least
of which is the inability to control row height.
list the column headers in column 0 and the actual column contents for one
record in column 1. I can do this fairly easy in eVB, but the CF DataGrid
looks quite a bit trickier.
Actually, I'm stumped that MS would not more easily implement this
functionality because I would think that any CF developer would want this
capability. Simply put, its pretty screwball to always have to scroll
horizontally on a PocketPC grid. All of the examples I've seen so far for
..Net CF have your customers scrolling mindlessly to the right. Since most
apps are usually dealing with one record at a time, it seems much more
logical that if you wanted the DataGrid to scroll at all (another topic),
then you would want it to ONLY scroll vertical.
Finally, some might suggest using a ListView instead, as it would lend
itself to this dual-column approach. The ListView has some more serious
shortcomings that make it totally inappropriate for this app, not the least
of which is the inability to control row height.