By Wang Tong Yin - 6/15/2006
I didn't see any example in web form use MaintenanceFormToolStrip. Does StrataFrame provide MaintenanceFormToolStrip in web form?
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By StrataFrame Team - 6/15/2006
No, we do not currently have a MaintenanceFormToolstrip for the web. However, the MaintenanceFormToolstrip on the WinForms side simply calls the Add(), Edit(), Save(), Undo() and Navigate() methods of the business objects, so creating a reusable data navigator control for WebForms would not take very long.
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By Wang Tong Yin - 6/15/2006
Oh, I see. It is good if StrataFrame can have this control in web. Some web designer tools provide basic controls like record table, which can sort the records by column and has paging as well. This makes the life of developer easier. Anywhere, thanks for your information.
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By Trent L. Taylor - 6/16/2006
If you download the sample web application from the forum (under the Samples area) you will see how to implement this functionality. It is actually very simple. However, we have been asked for this control in the past and will more than likely provide the web version in the near future.
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By Wang Tong Yin - 6/27/2006
Yes. I downloaded and tested the sample form http://forum.strataframe.net/Topic1487-17-1.aspx. It looks good. Thank you. It will be perfect if the datagrid have paging. 
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By StrataFrame Team - 6/28/2006
Yes, we are currently working on a WebBusinessBindingSource similar to the WinForms BusinessBindingSource that will allow you to bind a business object to a DataGrid and/or a 3rd party grid. This WebBusinessBindingSource will support paging.
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By Farouk Yew Abdullah - 6/28/2006
Hi Ben,
When is the release is going to have this feature if I am deciding to buy within next 2 weeks? Another thing is does the new feature include the capability of clicking the header of the browse to resort the listing?
Regards.
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By StrataFrame Team - 6/29/2006
Yes, you will be able to click the header of a web grid and sort the records within it. There is no time frame on when the feature will be added, it looks most likely that it will be implemented by the end of July.
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