Porting Silverlight DataGridFrozenGrid to WPF

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Porting Silverlight DataGridFrozenGrid to WPF

Okay. I want to transfer a number of templates from an Expression Blend Silverlight application to a WPF one.

All was going well until I came across DataFridFrozenGrid which is a Silverlight specific control. See here for more information.

The description is that it is a non-scrollable DataGrid.

Has anyone any experience of porting the same functionality as this to WPF?

Is it just a case of using DataGrid and setting properties to prevent scrolling or is more involved than that?

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I've never heard of this control; it's probably defined by the author of the templates you mentioned, look it up in the project you're converting or one of the referenced libraries.

Alex Paven 2010-09-14 18:05:54

It was introduced in Silverlight 3. I've put a link to the page on my original question

ChrisBD 2010-09-15 06:07:53

Ah, I see. It's an element used when you set some rows/columns to frozen. In that case it is part of the architecture of the Silverlight datagrid (it says it is only accessible through those styles and templates) and I doubt it would do you any good to try to port it to WPF, since there's no support for frozen rows/columns in the WPF datagrid that I can find.

Alex Paven 2010-09-15 08:02:16

Yes that's right. I was wondering whether I can replace it with a standard DataGrid control. I'll post back if I'm successful.

ChrisBD 2010-09-15 12:07:36

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Well, I've had no answers from people and so have spent my time producing a DataGrid template that produces much the same look.

ChrisBD 2010-09-30 06:21:06

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