Christopher, Does the selection.Row always work into the original List<Cars> even if the TeeGrid is sorted when someone clicks on any column? In other words, is the List<Cars> resorted so that the Row int always points to the correct underlying object in the original bound to List<Cars> (I'm using L...

Hi Christopher, Knowing the grid row/column isn't helpful if I can't determine what that row is bound to. Getting access to the object the row is bound to lets the programmer decide what they want to do next (no need to use row column indexes attempting to figure out how to get to what the user sele...

Hi Christopher, Thanks for the answer. My take is the TeeGrid rows/columns are all "integer" based (with no direct access to the bound data object(s), so when you link into an event, you get the row or column integer, and can't get directly to the bound object. What I'm doing is grabbing data, displ...

Apologies if what I'm about to talk about available and I just haven't found it yet. I have a "RemakeProgress" object, and I'm binding it to the grid's data using the method below. GridMain.Data = new VirtualListData<RemakeProgress>(remakeClasses); I know the grid supports binding to all types of th...

I purchased the TGrid based upon all the demos, and tried them out and decided to purchase thinking that all the "standard" (compared to .net's data grid) data access routines would be similar. Unless I'm looking in the wrong place, there isn't any replication of the winforms .net data grid access, ...

I will have a few questions and will put one question per topic. In your web tutorial, to get the design time to work (the run time license is installed and working) this is stated: How to enable the TeeGrid.licenses file for designtime licensing Use the environment variable, LICENSE_PATH, set to th...