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Hallo, i am a new user of wpfpropertyGrid and have two questions now. 1. i have an object(table) with a large number of columns and i don't want to select all the columns of this table to PropertyGrid. How can i select the properties what i want into the PropertyGrid? 2. Is there any way to change the Property Name (from object) in PropertyGrid? thanks a lot for any hints. xuanjie |
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1. Use BrowsableAttribute(false) to hide the unwanted properties. 2. Use DisplayNameAttribute on the properties whose display names you want to customise. |
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hi ivan, thanks for your answer, it is exactly what i need. |
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