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| | Grouping in a GridView inside ListView My application requires a gridview that can display the results in groups, so I followed the example found at http://blogs.msdn.com/atc_avalon_tea...15/551721.aspx, using the June CTP of .NET 3.0. This works great when the number of rows is small, say less than 200. But when the row count grows, the grid is horendously slow when sizing the columns, and refreshing the data. If I comment out the code that defines the GroupStyle for the grid view, there is no problem with the column resizing. I think it has something to do with the VirtualizingStackPanel that the listview uses to host its children, and the fact that each group is now the child. If anybody knows how to get the grouping feature to perform as well as a gird without grouping, that would be great. |
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| | Re: Grouping in a GridView inside ListView abe545@gmail.com wrote: > My application requires a gridview that can display the results in > groups, so I followed the example found at > http://blogs.msdn.com/atc_avalon_tea...15/551721.aspx, > using the June CTP of .NET 3.0. This works great when the number of > rows is small, say less than 200. But when the row count grows, the > grid is horendously slow when sizing the columns, and refreshing the > data. Hi, The same problem here. Here is a discussion on MS forum: http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/Sho...85245&SiteID=1 paul |
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