Hello.
I'm trying to use the above DataGridControl.
The new row is missing.
There is no CanUserAdRow property on the grid.
I am binding to an ObservableCollectino list. The Type of the collection is a simple class containing four properties.
There is a default parameterless constructor on the class.
This works when binding to a normal WPF data grid.
Why would the new row not be there?
Comments: ** Comment from web user: BoucherS **
I'm trying to use the above DataGridControl.
The new row is missing.
There is no CanUserAdRow property on the grid.
I am binding to an ObservableCollectino list. The Type of the collection is a simple class containing four properties.
There is a default parameterless constructor on the class.
This works when binding to a normal WPF data grid.
Why would the new row not be there?
Comments: ** Comment from web user: BoucherS **
Hi,
If you are talking about InsertionRows (the possibility to add new rows in the DataGrid), this feature is available in the Advanced Datagrid available here : https://xceed.com/xceed-datagrid-for-wpf/.
The DataGrid included in the Toolkit is the same as the Advanced Datagrid, but contains less features. You can find the differences here : https://wpftoolkit.codeplex.com/wikipage?title=Advanced%20DataGrid&referringTitle=DataGrid
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