I think the problem is their lack of overloaded constructors. I made a
suggestion two releases back to perhaps improve on this. Just got 1.5 and
haven't looked to see if they included any new constructors...
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ence to so you can set the properties as needed.
Dan
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franklin gray
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I know I am being picky here, but if o
Hey, want do you knowI just got 2 replies from emails I sent Tuesday morning. I
guess they heard me complaining :)~
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I know I am being picky here, but if one were to follow the vb.net structure, wouldn't
clm = cv.Columns.Add() be clm = cv.NewColumn or cv.CreateColumn (much like the
XMLDoc.CreateElement)? This .Add() with nothing in the brackets is just confusing.
Oh BTW, this is from one of their examples.
"Every time I have mailed the support team I've had a response within a day."
I guess they just don't like me then.
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Robert,
I'm sorry you are not having a good experience. My experience with
DevExpress has been very positive. Their quality, features and value
seem to out-shine the larger vendors(we are using the COM components
suite in C++ and VB). I agree that support sometimes takes a while and
the the do
> Well, from all the recommendation I got about DevExpress's
> XtraGrid, we bought it. I am sad to say that I am not
> impressed with the company. The help files seem to be
> missing a lot and part the examples don't work. The only
> support they have is through an email, which if I get a
.
If I were you, I would definately track down that purchase. Who knows what
they did there.
Unhappy customer,
Franklin
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Hi all,
aving so many problems.
scott
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Dan Souk
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Sorry to hear about your disappointment. I've been giving
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Well, from all the recommendation I got about DevExpress's XtraGrid, we
bought it. I am sad to say that I am not impressed with the company.
The help files seem to be missing a lot and part the examples don't
work. The only suppo
re you, I would definately track down that purchase. Who knows what they did
there.
Unhappy customer,
Franklin
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From: Rolls, Robert [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, April 17, 2002 6:34 PM
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Subject: [DOTNET] Devexpress Grid!
Hi all,
Has anybo
Hi all,
Has anybody here had any difficulty dealing with devExpress - I attempted to
make a Amex purchase of there XtraGrid Suite online didn't receive any
notification of my order being actually accepted - I've even tried mailing
with no response. Gee this is all I need now having to track the c
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