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Bound Table

Introduction

Use this control to build a list containers, containers will be filled with a collection of objects.

Description

You can represent any number of objects and optionally add or delete objects, every object is contained in a row and each columns represent one attribute . You are able to select which attributes to represent, you can select if you want a paging system so there wont be all data on display at the same time, paging position can be also selected (top, bottom or both), adding a header and a footer is also available. you have options for numbering and changing the tables style and also you can have a one row table where objects are aligned one next to the other.

Options

Features

Name Description
Draw rows side by side Aligning each row next to the previous
Include Alternate Rows Style Changing color of every second row for better visualization
Include Numbering Numbering every row
Show Total Records Number Adding a Label with the total number of objects on the bottom left
Does Not Make Form Dirty Does not enable the Make Dirty indicator
Add Row Allowed Enable button for adding rows
Delete Row Allowed Enable buttons in front of every row for object deletion
Delete Multirow Allowed
Show Delete Warning A warning message will appear when deleting a row
Show Multi Warning Allowed
Include Paging Enable a paging system
└ Paging Size Choose number of rows per page
└ Paging Position Choose in which position the pagination will appear

Examples

Simple table

Bound Table

Result

Bound Table

Complex table

For the example, we have created a table with those features:

  • Use of alternate rows style
  • Including numbering of the row
  • Showing total records number
  • Allowing user to add new rows
  • Allowing user to remove rows, ask for confirmation
  • Display paginator at the both side (top and bottom) and set page size to 6.

Bound Table

Result

Bound Table

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