Testimonials

"As our application development progressed, the Microsoft PropertyGrid became more difficult and time-consuming to use. In some cases, we hit a dead end trying to implement a key feature. The VisualHint SmartPropertyGrid.NET solved our problems. With the comprehensive sample code, we were able to quickly complete our development. The SmartPropertyGrid is now an integral part of our system platform."

Brian Warren at MKS, Ion Systems

Partners

VisualHint and Skybound have reached agreement on a technical partnership where both companies can share their expertise and code. The first impact for Smart PropertyGrid.Net is to allow better XP theme rendering for .Net 1.1 and 2.0 as well as the support of their incredible VisualTips which represent a must-have feature along value validation. Check Skybound products! They can be used for free or based on a premium subscription.

VisualHint's blog

Jun23

Screencast of the new TimeSpan editor for .Net

As promised last week, here is a screencast showcasing the features of the new TimeSpan editor, a new creation based on the Smart FieldPackEditor.Net:

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Apr23

A screencast for the new features of Smart FieldPackEditor.Net 1.1

Now that SFPE 1.1 has been released, better than a thousand words, here is a short screencast to showcase its new features:

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May24

Screencast 4: a FieldPackEditor is not just for dates and times

To conclude this series of videos, I’ll show what can be done with the editor base class. Everything is inside to handle a set of packs and fields which can edit any predetermined data. And since a field is pretty abstract (after all, this is just a rectangle in which we can draw), I’m sure that some nice scenarios will appear after the product is released. Anyway, here is the show:

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May23

Screencast 3: Databinding and the DataGridView

In this third video, I show several features of the FieldPackEditor: how flexible it is to bind a DatTimePicker to a data source, how independant field packs in the same editor can be bound to different sources and how the editor can be used in the DataGridView as a perfectly well integrated inplace control. Keep in mind that this editor will also be compatible with Smart PropertyGrid.Net and integrated in place in its value column.

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May22