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Extra Samples for iGrid
This page contains additional samples for iGrid not included in the main demo. They demonstrate some ideas how you can use iGrid in your apps. We are adding new samples to this section as they are created according to the requests of our customers.
We also have a set of 39 additional samples for a previous version of iGrid (2.51), and practically all of them can be used with the latest version of iGrid. Those samples are available for downloading as one zip archive from the Download section of our website, or this direct link can be used instead.
Drag-n-drop inside grid |
Published: 06-Dec-2007 |
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In this sample you can see how you can copy one cell into another by dragging and dropping it into the new place.
Environment: Visual Basic 6
iGrid Version: 3.0
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Drag-n-drop inside grid (enhanced) |
Published: 06-Dec-2007 |
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Enhanced dragging of cells inside one iGrid with visual highlight of the target cell and adjustable auto-scrolling.
Environment: Visual Basic 6
iGrid Version: 3.0
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Drag-n-drop one row between 2 grids |
Published: 06-Dec-2007 |
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A basic code you can use to implement row dragging from one iGrid to another.
Environment: Visual Basic 6
iGrid Version: 3.0
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Drag-n-drop several rows between 2 grids |
Published: 06-Dec-2007 |
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Shows how to drag several selected rows from one iGrid to another.
Environment: Visual Basic 6
iGrid Version: 3.0
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Excel-like Cell Truncation |
Published: 06-Dec-2007 |
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Demonstrates how to display a series of the "#" symbol in a cell if the cell text is truncated
Environment: Visual Basic 6
iGrid Version: 3.0
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Export to Excel |
Published: 06-Dec-2007 |
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The functionality from this sample can be used to export iGrid to an MS Excel worksheet with an option to send this report directly to the printer.
Environment: Visual Basic 6
iGrid Version: 3.0
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Auto-resizing of columns to have equal width |
Published: 21-May-2007 |
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The columns in this sample are resized automatically to have the same width.
Environment: Visual Basic 6
iGrid Version: 3.0
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iGrid direct printing |
Published: 21-May-2007 |
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An approach from this sample can be used to print the contents of iGrid directly to a printer.
Environment: Visual Basic 6
iGrid Version: 3.0
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Interactive row resizing |
Published: 21-May-2007 |
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You can resize the rows from the grid in this sample interactively by dragging their bottom edges.
Environment: Visual Basic 6
iGrid Version: 3.0
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Undo sorting |
Published: 21-May-2007 |
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In some cases you need to restore the original order of rows in your grid after it has been sorted by the user, and this example gives you an idea how to do that.
Environment: Visual Basic 6
iGrid Version: 3.0
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Universal grouper |
Published: 21-May-2007 |
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This sample contains a sub you can use to group iGrid by any arbitrary set of columns.
Environment: Visual Basic 6
iGrid Version: 3.0
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WinAmp-styled dragging |
Published: 21-May-2007 |
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Gives you a ready-to-use code you can use to reorder rows interactively with the mouse as you can do that in the well-known player WinAmp playlist.
Environment: Visual Basic 6
iGrid Version: 3.0
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