PropertyGrid for WinRT/XAML?

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Is there any available PropertyGrid control (like existing in Windows Forms or in WPF) but for Windows 8 Store Apps (i.e. WinRT/XAML) only? Do you know any free or commercial implementation of it? Thank you in advance for reply.

Posted 18-Feb-13 2:24am

SuperSlavik

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 18-Feb-13 14:35pm

I don't know, but this is interesting and important question, my 5.
—SA

SuperSlavik 18-Feb-13 15:48pm

Thank you!

FrankLavigne 11-Mar-13 12:15pm

Have you checked out the various third party control sets? Many of them have demo apps in the Store.

SuperSlavik 11-Mar-13 12:55pm

I found a few demos available in the Store (from DevExpress, Telerik, ComponentOne), but unfortunately there is no such a powerful and dynamic control like classical PropertyGrid.

FrankLavigne 12-Mar-13 12:01pm

Can you give me an example of what you're looking for? It will help me ask around. :)

Thanks,
Frank

SuperSlavik 12-Mar-13 13:49pm

I need PropertyGrid like the following:
"https://wpftoolkit.codeplex.com/wikipage?title=PropertyGrid" or
"http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/87715/Native-WPF-4-PropertyGrid",
BUT for WinRT only! Thank you.

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