What .NET component is this (as seen in SQL Server install)?

[JFoushee]

I watched an install of SQL Server 2005...

As it ran through requirements, a grid populated with results.

Each row contained a green-checkbox or red-X image in one column, some short text in the next, and truncated hyperlink text in the next.

Clicking on the hyperlink in the third column, a small window popped-up with the full contents of the text.

Is this a .NET component I can use in my project? If so, what's its name?

 

[SgtJarrow]

A DataGridView with an image column, a text column, and a hyperlink column. As an example, below is the codebehind of a datagridview I put together that is similar. All this exists in my Form.Load event, because I am loading the datagridview when the form is opened.

If memory serves, the datagridview can really accept any datatype as a column, as long as you add it via code. The wizard/designer interface for the datagridview only allows five or six column types...

        ' Set up my connection information
        Dim con As New SqlConnection(My.Settings.conApps)
        Dim com As New SqlCommand("", con)
        com.CommandType = CommandType.StoredProcedure

        ' Define my datatable to be displayed
        Dim dt As DataTable
        dt = New DataTable
        dt.Columns.Add("ItemPicture", GetType(Image))
        dt.Columns.Add("PartNumber", GetType(String))
        dt.Columns.Add("PartDescription", GetType(String))
        dt.Columns.Add("Available", GetType(Int32))
        dt.Columns.Add("Used", GetType(Int32))
        dt.Columns.Add("ImagePath", GetType(String))

        ' Set the datasource for the datagridview to the datatable I just created
        ' Set some column formatting so my datagridview looks the way I want it to
        Me.dgvItemsList.DataSource = dt
        Me.dgvItemsList.Columns("ImagePath").Visible = False
        Me.dgvItemsList.Columns("PartNumber").AutoSizeMode = DataGridViewAutoSizeColumnMode.Fill
        Me.dgvItemsList.Columns("PartDescription").AutoSizeMode = DataGridViewAutoSizeColumnMode.Fill
        Me.dgvItemsList.Columns("Available").AutoSizeMode = DataGridViewAutoSizeColumnMode.Fill
        Me.dgvItemsList.Columns("Used").AutoSizeMode = DataGridViewAutoSizeColumnMode.Fill
        Me.dgvItemsList.Columns("ItemPicture").Width = 100
        Me.dgvItemsList.Columns("PartNumber").FillWeight = 20
        Me.dgvItemsList.Columns("PartDescription").FillWeight = 60
        Me.dgvItemsList.Columns("Available").FillWeight = 10
        Me.dgvItemsList.Columns("Used").FillWeight = 10
        Me.dgvItemsList.Columns("ItemPicture").HeaderText = "Item Picture"
        Me.dgvItemsList.Columns("PartNumber").HeaderText = "Part Number"
        Me.dgvItemsList.Columns("PartDescription").HeaderText = "Part Description"
        Me.dgvItemsList.Columns("ItemPicture").ReadOnly = True
        Me.dgvItemsList.Columns("PartNumber").ReadOnly = True
        Me.dgvItemsList.Columns("PartDescription").ReadOnly = True
        Me.dgvItemsList.Columns("Available").ReadOnly = True

        ' Define my storedprocedure that returns the data I want to display
        ' Loop through each record and add it to the DATATABLE...which in turn causes it to be displayed in the datagridview on the form
        com.CommandText = "HandTruckPartsTracking.GetItemList"
        con.Open()
        dr = com.ExecuteReader
        While dr.Read
            Dim r As DataRow = dt.NewRow
            r.Item(0) = ResizeImage(Image.FromFile(dr("ImagePath").ToString), 100, 100)
            r.Item(1) = dr("PartNumber").ToString
            r.Item(2) = dr("PartDescription").ToString
            r.Item(3) = Convert.ToInt32(dr("CurrentInventory").ToString)
            r.Item(4) = 0
            r.Item(5) = dr("ImagePath").ToString
            dt.Rows.Add(r)
        End While
        con.Close()

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Robert L. Johnson III
CCNA, CCDA, MCSA, CNA, Net+, A+, CHDP
VB.NET Programmer

 

[JFoushee]

Ok, thanks! I wasn't aware it was that simple.
I'll check it out.