how to bind images horizontally in datagrid

Jagz W

i want to bind images horizontally using datagrid i don't want to use listbox because i m binding images directly from sql server table on rowbinding event datagrid.

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Abhinav S

A list box can be used with an ItemsPanelTemplate tag and a StackPanel to achieve this[^]. If your binding is done correctly, I dont think you should need the rowbinding event of the datagrid. Use an ObservableCollection to bind to the list box.

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Jagz W

Hi abhinav thanks for reply Actually i m binding images directly from datagrid. for this purpose i am generic handler. i bind the images to image control on rowbinding event of datagrid. In listbox i dint find rowbinding event. http://dotnetcurry.com/ShowArticle.aspx?ID=264

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Mark Salsbery

J walia wrote:

Actually i m binding images directly from datagrid. for this purpose i am generic handler. i bind the images to image control on rowbinding event of datagrid.

So the bindings work but you need to arrange Image elements horizontally? What are you trying to do once the Image elements have their bindings?

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Jagz W

i want arrange image controls horizontally

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Mark Salsbery

J walia wrote:

i want arrange image controls horizontally

Grid, StackPanel, Canvas are some elements that can have child elements arranged horizontally.

For data coming from a collection, you could use an ItemsControl or derived. Do you have an example or some details of what you want, or something you tried that didn't work?

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Jagz W

but these controls does't have row binding event

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Mark Salsbery

J walia wrote:

these controls does't have row binding event

What is a row binding event (what event are you referring to) and why do you think you need it?

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Jagz W

Hello Mark Please check this link http://dotnetcurry.com/ShowArticle.aspx?ID=264 I have used same logic. please help now i need this badly.

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Mark Salsbery

J walia wrote:

I have used same logic.

Thanks. So you are using the LoadingRow event....so what are you trying to do in your LoadingRow event handler? Do you have multiple images per row instead of one like the sample?

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