Imagine this common scenario....data entry form..you bring data from your database and display it in an iGrid along with formatting/styles etc. User wishes to edit this information and clicks an "Edit" button (prior to this the grid is Readonly). User changes the data in various grid cells and then decides to cancel the changes. Should we go back to the database and get the information again and then have to apply all the formatting again? I would suggest not. 10Tec have been very helpful in this matter giving me some sample code which I use to backup the grid when the user choose to "Edit" and then to restore the grid if the user decides to cancel the changes, but this still does not backup the styles, colours etc.

Vote for having a full backup/restore function!

Martin, it seems I need to improve the sample code I made for you a little bit to support the requested properties and finally publish it in the Extra Samples  section 🙂

An update to my previous post: now all developers can download the ready-to-use iGrid Backup Manager class from the iGrid.NET Extra Sample Lib .