John Sainsbury asked 2016-11-03 01:49:34 UTC
I am currently learning the differences from Visual Webgui to Wisej. One of my projects uses a large grid with approximately 60 columns. I created a very simple dataset with fields that would be used in the real application. I set the datasource of the grid to the dataset, no problem. The fun started when I created possibly more columns than the visible design surface. I expanded the grid in design view to accommodate. When I ran the application, the order of the columns changed to the design. I could then close the application and inspect the order of the columns, and no change. Is there a method to ensure columns are locked according to the original design.
John Sainsbury asked 2016-11-03 01:49:34 UTC
I am currently learning the differences from Visual Webgui to Wisej. One of my projects uses a large grid with approximately 60 columns. I created a very simple dataset with fields that would be used in the real application. I set the datasource of the grid to the dataset, no problem. The fun started when I created possibly more columns than the visible design surface. I expanded the grid in design view to accommodate. When I ran the application, the order of the columns changed to the design. I could then close the application and inspect the order of the columns, and no change. Is there a method to ensure columns are locked according to the original design.