Third-party Grid recommendation?

[Jim Corey]

Hello,

I've been using the datagrid, but now I need to sort
on the columns, and I really want to do this on the client
to save performance time.
I had a third-party grid I used in ASP that worked great, but it was
difficult to work with.

So my list of requirements are simply:
-- Sort by column (which implies that it'll be scrollable)
-- Ease of use.
-- Don't mind if it's reasonably priced, but I probably
don't want a ton of features if that's going to complicate things.
-- agreeable to my hosting company.

Anybody want to offer some experiences?

Thanks,
Jim

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[Charlie]

Check out the Infragistics controls. Your host won't mind because they are
native .NET objects. A little pricey, but you get a lot of cool controls.

Charlie
"Jim Corey" <jc****@nospamcharter.net> wrote in message
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Hello,

I've been using the datagrid, but now I need to sort
on the columns, and I really want to do this on the client
to save performance time.
I had a third-party grid I used in ASP that worked great, but it was
difficult to work with.

So my list of requirements are simply:
-- Sort by column (which implies that it'll be scrollable)
-- Ease of use.
-- Don't mind if it's reasonably priced, but I probably
don't want a ton of features if that's going to complicate things.
-- agreeable to my hosting company.

Anybody want to offer some experiences?

Thanks,
Jim

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[les]

I use the datagrid that comes with web matrix. It has some built in
features that would be a lot more work using the standard datagrid.
All it requires is for the dll from web matrix to be in the bin
directory.

Leslie

On Fri, 16 Apr 2004 10:36:31 -0700, "Charlie@CBFC"
<ch*****@comcast.net> wrote:

Check out the Infragistics controls. Your host won't mind because they are
native .NET objects. A little pricey, but you get a lot of cool controls.

Charlie
"Jim Corey" <jc****@nospamcharter.net> wrote in message
news:ev*************@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl...

Hello,

I've been using the datagrid, but now I need to sort
on the columns, and I really want to do this on the client
to save performance time.
I had a third-party grid I used in ASP that worked great, but it was
difficult to work with.

So my list of requirements are simply:
-- Sort by column (which implies that it'll be scrollable)
-- Ease of use.
-- Don't mind if it's reasonably priced, but I probably
don't want a ton of features if that's going to complicate things.
-- agreeable to my hosting company.

Anybody want to offer some experiences?

Thanks,
Jim

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