How to accomplish RecordNavigationBar in the WPF DataGrid?
The WPF DataGrid does not support the RecordNavigationBar feature like the Syncfusion WindowsForms DataBoundGrid, but, it is possible to create the appearance and behavior of the RecordNavigationBar in the SfDataGrid by programmatically changing the SfDataGrid.SelectedIndex. To select the previous row or the next row, the SfDataGrid.SelectedIndex value is incremented or decremented. This is demonstrated in the following code example.
private void PreviousButton_Click(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e) { if (this.datagrid.SelectedIndex > 0) this.datagrid.SelectedIndex = this.datagrid.SelectedIndex - 1; this.datagrid.ScrollInView(this.datagrid.SelectionController.CurrentCellManager.CurrentRowColumnIndex); } private void NextButton_Click(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e) { var visualContainer = this.datagrid.GetVisualContainer(); if (this.datagrid.SelectedIndex > -1 && (this.datagrid.ResolveToRowIndex(this.datagrid.SelectedIndex + 1) != visualContainer.RowCount)) { this.datagrid.SelectedIndex = this.datagrid.SelectedIndex + 1; this.datagrid.ScrollInView(this.datagrid.SelectionController.CurrentCellManager.CurrentRowColumnIndex); } }
The first and last record selection can be done with the SelectionHelper.GetFirstRowIndex() and SelectionHelper.GetLastRowIndex() methods.
private void FirstButton_Click(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e) { this.datagrid.ScrollInView(new RowColumnIndex(this.datagrid.GetFirstRowIndex(), 0)); this.datagrid.SelectedIndex = this.datagrid.GetFirstRowIndex() - 2; } private void LastButton_Click(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e) { this.datagrid.ScrollInView(new RowColumnIndex(this.datagrid.GetLastRowIndex(),0)); this.datagrid.SelectedIndex = this.datagrid.GetLastRowIndex() - 2; }
The SfDataGrid.SelectedIndex is brought into view by using the SfDataGrid.ScrollInView() method when it is out of view.
The above code example is only applicable for the WPF platform. Refer to the attached example for WinRT and UWP platforms.
The following screenshot illustrates the record navigation bar in the SfDataGrid.
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Conclusion
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