Getting BindingSource And DataGridView To Work In A Seperate Class?
Feb 19, 2010
Basically I try to get a DataGridView and a BindingSource working inside a class. I define them by:
Dim TempDGV3 As DataGridView = New DataGridView
Dim TestBinding As BindingSource = New BindingSource
When I manually add columns to the DataGridView, it works perfectly, but when I set it's DataSource to a bindingsource from a base class, it doesn't load data and keeps throwing 'object does not exist' errors. The bindingsource mentioned here did, however, work on other DataGridViews that are defined in the base class (and implemented in the form to which the base class belongs)
Same for the BindingSource(not the above mentioned, but the one I try to create inside the class in the beginning of this post). I try to use it in the following way:
But the BindingSource keeps returning 'Nothing' for it's datasource and basically doesn't work. However, the SourceDataGridView mentioned here gets filled with 63 columns with "AllowUserToAddRows" and other properties when the columns names are asked.
So my question is: how do I get the BindingSource and the DataGridView to work in this class? I'm getting the feeling I'm missing out on something very obviously here. If that's not the case, I can report back with more code?
I have this class binded to a DataGridView with a BindingSource, what I'm trying to do is make the _SelectedMethod property a ComboBox in the GridView, and then make the items people are able to select from the ComboBox come from _Dictionary.here is my class which is binded to a DataGridView via a BindingSource.
I have a datagridview which is bound to a local databse table through a Linq to SQL class.
Everything works as I would expect, when the application runs, up to a point.
If, in the datagridview tasks pane I enable Adding, Editing and Deleting all work as expected.
If I disable Adding & Deleting, leaving Editing enabled, Editing works as expected.
If I disable Deleting & Editing, but leave Adding enabled, Adding does not work, despite the row for new records being displayed. I can move around the row but not enter data.
I suspect somehow its the datasource as opposed to the datagridview that is the cause of my problem but as I say, I can add rows if the Enable Editing option is selected.
Changing the relevant properties programatically makes no difference.
I've been searching for the reason for a couple of days without success.
I have a workaround, by leaving Enable Editing set and programatically setting each row during the RowPostPaint event to be readonly except the row for new records. I would just like to understand what is going on.
have a query in SQL, returns the results I expect, however when I copied this query to a bindingsource.filter call,I get "Missing Operand" errors
Me.ItemsBindingSource.Filter = String.Format("SELECT * FROM items WHERE (GETDATE()) BETWEEN (items.ItemStartDate) AND DATEADD([month], items.ItemOccurances, items.ItemStartDate)")
If using a datagridview to update a database and the datagridview is bound to a bindingsource which has its datasource as the table to be updated: where dshould you place the tableadapter.update(mydatarow)
Is BindingSource class makes use of Threading to read and write the values in controls and in objects?I mean how bindingsource know when properties of an object changes and sometimes seems not to know? Does it use a kind of BackGroundWorker running to watch changes on bindings objects? And why does it sometimes read and write properties so many times the same value on the same object's property?I found that it's sometimes easier not to use them since it's hard to know why a control do not update but, on the other hand, dealing with control events can be tedious. And what if i tried to make my own BindingSource Class not inherited from the System.Form.BindingSource
I want to search particular item in Binding Source for which i use BindingSource.Find() method, but it throws an exception "This operation requires an IBindingList". My binding source is bind to a .net class object.. I searched over the internet, but could not find the clear solution to achieve this task. The sample class code is given below:
Imports System.ComponentModel Public Class Department Private _code As Long
I am trying to display a football league table in datagridview. my code gets that data for each column from ms access and displays it in datagridview. I want to sort rows according to the value of the "pts" column.I've tried using using BindingSource.Sort = "pts" but this has had no effect.
tried in many ways and I know that very soon will succeed. at least I am very resourceful showing that ...... Please help me correct this code. because the DataGridView throws I query the data are in the range of dates
Option Explicit On Option Strict On Imports System.Data Imports System.Data.SqlClient
Brief : I have code which works if I don't dispose of the BindingSource after it has been assigned to DataGridView.DataSource but breaks if I do dispose it - why? Do I need to worry about disposing this?
[Code]...
So, what is going on here? When I set DataGridView1.DataSource = Bds does it just do this as a reference? How does Bds get disposed once the procedure exits? Does garbage collection pick it up if I assign something else to DataGridView1.DataSource? Do I need to worry about this?
I'm having some issues and it's all explained in some simplified code I have a structure
Public Structure myStruct Public Property name As String Public Property span As Double Public Property offs As Double End Structure
Which is instantiated in a Singleton object as follow
Public myValues(10) As myStruct
Then on a form, I'm using the structure as the DataSource for a SourceBinder and the binder as DataSource for a DataGridView.On loading the form, I get all the values into the binder
For i As Integer = 0 To 9 binder.Add(singleton.getRef.myValues(i)) Next i
All the values are shown on the grid.User is supposed to be able to change the values, which should reflect on myValues but no matter, what code I put on CellValueChanged or CurrentChanged. I can't make it reflect the changes. Using breakbpoints on those events, I noticed that grid.row().cell().values and binder.current never changes.I tried also placing a button and directly changing myValues and reseting the binder binder.ResetBindings(False) and nothing happens.As far as I saw all ReadOnly properties are set to false.I've also tried setting VirtualMode to true on the grid and catching CellValuePushed and CellValueNeeded events but those are never called.
I have a DataGridView that is bound to a datatable. I also have a combo box with sorting items in it. When the user selects a new item in the combo box, the DataBindingSource.filter is changed accordingly.
For the cell and row validation on the DataGridView, I set the row error text accordingly as opposed to displaying a message box.
Occasionally, when switching between items in the combo box, the datagridview gets filled with a bunch of empty rows that all have error messages. It seems it is validating the rows that existed from the previously selected filter against the new filter.
See attached image. I hope I am making myself clear.
I'm having problems with bindingsource. I have a proc used to update a datagridview from a bindingsource. When I run the debugger, the datatable appears to be populated rowcount is 2206 and 7 columns. When the bindingsource.datasource is set, everything looks good. The filter appears to be ok, however, when the datagridview is set to the bindingsource, it's not working. I have it in a try/catch block and an error isn't being raised. When I reference the columns to size them, an error is raised. Below is the snippet of
I populate a datagridview using a bindingsource and dataadapter. So I join 3 tables in the view to get the data i need.
so I have my view as a child table in my dataset. and a table called classes which is the parent table. So when I select a Class(class 1A for example), my datagridview displays the pupils in that class.
Now i need to add another relationship in the dataset. so when I select a day in a monthcalendar, I need to add 5 checkbox columns for each day to my datagridview. Should I add these 5 columns to my datatable? i'm not sure what the best way is.
Then for each day I tick I have to save to my pupil_job_day table. I will save the peoleid,their accountid and the date. please help me
I'm using the filter method of Binding source in VB.net to filter results in a DataGridView based on the text in a search box. However, the idea of this search, is that it shows a row if any of the cells contain the text. So my filter string ends up looking like this:
I'm following advice to load data to a DataTable, binding to a BindingSource then a DataGridView. But some exzamples I've found use a DataAdapter, not a DataTable. [code]
In the following sample, I create a collection of objects and bind them to a DataGridView. When the button is clicked, I .SuspendBinding, then remove all the records, then .ResumeBinding. The DataGridView1_SelectionChanged event is fired when I remove { m_dataSource.RemoveAt(pos) } the selected row of the Grid. Why is this? I would think that .SuspendBinding() would stop any events from firing through to the grid. If not, what is the point of .SuspendBinding()?
Imports System.ComponentModel Public Class Form1 Private m_dataSource As New BindingList(Of BusinessObjects.Person)
For a WinForms VB.Net application, I use the Bindingsource's filtering capacity to filter data, which is seen in a DataGridview. The BindingSource is from a DataSet, created using the Designer, and the data comes from a Access DB, using JetEngine and .Net 3.5. So basically:
This filtering works fine, however, now I included some extra columns in the DataGridView, which I'd like to filter on, too. Of course, when I feed the manually added columns to the Filter of the BindingSource, this doesn't work out.I've done some research, and was not able to find any way to use the BindingSource's filtering syntax on the DataGridview. I'd like to use this syntax though, as I designed quite a nice UserControl and class around it, to provide smooth, fast and simple filtering capabilities.
All fields from my class objects are added to the columns collection of DataGridViews, when the forms or custom controls that contain them are viewed within the VS 2005 designer. I haven't been able to figure out how to stop the designer from auto-adding all of the fields found within the bindingsource object.
I have a datagridview bounded to a bindingsource (that is, in turn, bounded to a dataset that is the data origin of the project) and a bindingnavigator to a Access table, all of this done with the visual designer of Visual Basic .net 2005. I want to print in a crystal report the rows shown in the datagridview after filtered using the .filter property of the datagridview. But, to achieve this, I need to get the filtered rows in a dataset, and I havenīt got this in any way. If I pass to the crystal report the main dataset origin of the project, it will print all the rows, not only the filtered rows. I would have figured out that there would be a .getfilteredrows or something like that in the bindingsource object, but there isnīt. I managed to get this manually, through a loop, but I canīt believe it is the solution experts use.
I have a datagridview binded with a bindingsource with all the options of editing,saving,deleting enabled.But i am unable to understand the problem that is why the data from my datagridview is not getting saved.This is the code which I am using
Private Sub frmDvdMovieData_Load(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Load 'TODO: This line of code loads data into the 'Library.category' table. You can move, or remove it, as needed. Me.CategoryTableAdapter.Fill(Me.Library.category)
Im using this little function to search for text within some downloaded HTML source:
Public Function GetStringBetween(ByVal InputText As String, _ ByVal starttext As String, _ ByVal endtext As String)
Dim lnTextStart As Long Dim lnTextEnd As Long
lnTextStart = InStr(StartPosition, InputText, starttext, vbTextCompare) + Len(starttext) lnTextEnd = InStr(lnTextStart, InputText, endtext, vbTextCompare) If lnTextStart >= (StartPosition + Len(starttext)) And lnTextEnd > lnTextStart Then GetStringBetween = Mid$(InputText, lnTextStart, lnTextEnd - lnTextStart) Else GetStringBetween = "ERROR" End If End Function
It works great, but i need to be able to search for something that spans over 2 lines. E.g.
Sam works in a shop from the hours of 09:00 to 15:00
I want to search for the words "hours of" - but because they are on seperate lines, it cannot find it.
I have tried "hours" & Environment.NewLine & "of" - and other variants of envirmonment.newline (knowing they all return the same value, but, hey, you gotta try) but to no avail. Surely there must be some sort of syntax to ge around this?
My app saves a bunch of stuff to an XML file. This is my line of code- Using writer As XmlWriter = XmlWriter.Create("C:vdx2kMWSREEXTReportsInboxTK" & frmCitation.txtCiteNumber.Text & "Traff.xml", settings)
So that saves it at that specific location.
I need to duplicate the XML and have it also save in another location. I've been at this for days, Googling, searching, trying different things and now I need to turn here for help.
i wish to run a program with 2 forms form 1 will have 2 radio buttons and a textbox and form 2 will have 2 textboxs i wish to use the radio buttons to select wich information is bieing displayed from either form2 textbox1 or textbox2 using the radio buttons on form1 then display the information in textbox1 of form1.
How do i go about making variables on a second form have the same value as in the first form while still being able to make the variable on the first any given word or phrase and it appear the same on the second form?
