If you are not interested in purchasing our medical software then please do not sign up for a demonstration.  The demos are for potential buyers only.  If you are potential prospect then by all means talk with our PracticeStudio sales staff.  Otherwise just review the online demonstrations only.  Thanks.

Doh! If one enters MicroFour into a search engine one finds: PracticeStudio !!!

Can I sign up for the demo ???

Is there a web site for your medical system with screen shots ?

I completely understand.  We just released a new interface for our medical system with a completely different navigation implementation and people are really liking it.  We have moved away from the conventional menu system and have gone with a role-based implementation.  People know their jobs and thus know very quickly where to find what they are looking for.

OK!

Being brand new to SF, and having gone thru most of the tutorial in 2 days, I'm just getting some handle on SF. Of course my "dream" question is a small part of the impending GUI 'wars' here ! But, still, I want to prototype my ideas; they have to be better than the - to be polite - "menu mania" that I've been hired to rewrite.

You can definitely "lazy-load" and we do this all of the time.  The quote you used was directed specifiy to someone trying to load grids and bands within grids.  We plan to release a sample shortly after the release showing how to create children bands within the Infragistics Ultragrid using the SF BOs.

As for lazy-loading, we use this all of the time by loading child records in through the parents Navigated event.  There are a number of samples that show this including the AdvancedListView sample and the CRM sample.

Trent...

"This filter does, however, expect the records to already be within the BO.  So at this point you have have already called the FillByParentPrimeryKey or something to that effect and already have the proper child records."

Does that mean we can't employ 'lazy-loading' ?

Or, am I just dreaming:

A) navigator of Customers (treeview, listbox, combobox);

B) grid of lazy-loaded Orders based on selected Customer;

c) nested grid of lazy-loaded Items based on selection (click the "+") of an Order.

Can I dove tail off this thread and say that I am attempting to do the same thing. Have a hierarchal view or mutiple bands display. One for Parent and the other for the child utilizing ultragrid.

Thanks guys

Are you trying to use two different BOs in the same grid?  In this case I would have to play with the specific grid you are trying to use before I could give you any type of answer.

Hmm. This still doesn't seem to do the trick for me. Any more insight? Also, would the grid show more bands if I have this correctly wired up in design mode?

Thanks

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