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Resco DetailView .NET FAQs

Where can I use the control ?

The DetailView is targeting .NET Framework 1.1 and Microsoft .NET Compact Framework. You can use it on any desktop computer with installed .NET Framework and on the mobile devices that has support for .NET Compact Framework ( you can check the following page ). The component has desing time support best used with the Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 2003, or higher.

What is the difference between Standard and Professional edition ?
How can I get the DetailViewDesigner ?

The DetailViewDesigner comes only with the Profesional edition of the DetailView. This license to this edition also grants you to use the control by up to four developers. If the company has more developers, you should buy more licenses or the Site license.
The DetailViewDesigner is best suitable for enterprise developement specifically when you are using the XML templates, allowing the UI changes without the need to recompile project.
You can also distribute the DetailViewDesigner with your products, so you can provide your clients with the tool to customize your applications.

The control is grayed/is missing in the toolbox.

You should add the proper version of the control's library to the toolbox. When developing in the Compact Framework you should add to toolbox the design-time library located in [CF folder]/Design.

Adding the control to toolbox

 

ItemNumeric resets to 0 or throws ArgumentOutOfRangeException.

ItemNumeric uses Compact Framework's NumericUpDown control, which is limited to 16 bit values. With decimal places set to 0 you can have maximum value of 32 767. When you set decimal places to d, you must divide this number with 10^{d}.
It is recommended to use ItemNumeric for fast input of values from small interval and for larger values you can use ItemTextBox with ItemValidating event, as in the second of our samples.