Public Sub Init(ByVal SelectedItems As List(Of Cheque)) Items = New BindingList(Of Cheque)(SelectedItems ) BindingSource1.DataSource = Items
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This code gets called like so:
... fmEdit.Init(myList) fmEdit.Show()
All variables are populated etc, it seems to go through the DataBindings.Add ok but when the form appears I get the error about unable to bind to a property or column called Id. I tried replacing the DataBindings.Add code to use the BindingSource1 instead of Items but I get a similar error.The names of the properties in the class match that of the name in the Databindings.Add code.
UPDATE: Here is my class:
Public Class Cheque Public Id As String Public Status As Byte
I'm currently developing an application with a reasonably complex DataGridView that allows the user to build the lines of a sales document: Quantitiy, Description, Price, etc with some additional fields to help calculate price based on cost or discount i'm sure you get the jist - all this means we're not just diplaying data but adding and manipulating it - It also means there's mainly decimal fields, nit just simple text fields
Now, i'm new to VB.net, so i've perhaps done things a bit backwards during my learning curve, namely designing and coding my DGV before creating the underlying database table and binding to it - so as i'm sure you can image there's a bit recoding to do to allow for the fact that it's now bound to a datasource.
I'd got the DGV working just how a wanted it to, but now that i've bound it to a datasource i'm hiting multiple problems with: Formating the appearance of figures in the DGV Problems with blank fields while enering data (before the i try to save the data back to the database) How the DGV is functioning - it seems to behave differently when adding lines to a new sales document than it does when adding lines to an existing sales document
And given that when saving edits to an existing line i need to provide a valid update command i'm begining to think that it might be easier to scrap the databinding altogether and just Select, Add and Edit the database with code rather than binding the DGV in the IDE
I've read various threads about avoiding databinding due to it's limitations, but i've also read that it's far better in later versions of Visual Studio and .net. and i'm using VS2010
I'd just like some advise as to whether my gut feeling is right or whether i should persevere with databinding the DGV. i've noticed some quirks of databinding while working with other controls such as text and combo boxes, but i've overcome these and the result seems to be easier than coding the data transfer manually.
But i'm really struggling with databinding the DGV and the fact that i'm dtatbinding to a seperate table to the rest of the controls is leaning me away from databinding
I'm helping a friend port some code that I have written in Java to Visual Basic.NET. VB.NET is not my language of choose, so I am entirely new to it's quirks. How can I display keys from a HashTable in a ListBox?
SEE MY ANSWER AT THE BOTTOM Just doing some light reading on WPF where I need to bind the selectedItems from a DataGrid but I am unable to come up with anything tangible. I just need the selected objects.
I am using Visual Basic 2008 Pro. I am trying to figure out how to bind a set of column headings in a DataSet (or DataGridView) to a ListBox. I want to show the column headers in the listbox control (not the data), and allow users to select one or more items
How can we databind a datagridview to some of the My.Settings (user scoped) properties so the user can edit the values? This must be to a datagridview. I know we can bind to My.Settings in a form with textboxes and so on, but in this case we just want it as list of editable strings in a datagridview.
Of course some My.Settings entries can have different datatypes which complicates matters but generally we're only working with strings and booleans. Also, let's assume the user understands that he must enter the string "true" to set a boolean to true. No checkbox column needed. Here's what we are using (and it works), just looking for a better, leaner way: [Code]
I have a datagridview who's datasource is a BindingSource. The problem that I need to resolve is that the DGV has 6 columns, 5 of which come from the same database table, while the other column comes from another database table. Is there anyway of configuring the BindingSource that will make it contain all 6 columns?
The same grid in Part 1 works in the way that when a user selects a row, textboxes and comboboxes are populated with the DGV Row of data in order for the data to be modified. When the user makes any changes, this modified data needs to update the DGV row or BindingSource. How do I associate the changed values back to the BindingSource or the DGV?
I wrote small program which is reading xml data to datagridview (table). I used open file dialog and everything works fine. Now I would like to add some edit options to my program (add, delete, save). I decided to bind data and then use binding navigator?
I have bind the DataGridview with DB. To add the data from textboxes to DataGrid, I use the foll. code-
Private Sub Button2_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button2.Click Try Dim row0 As String() = {TextBox1.Text, TextBox2.Text, TextBox3.Text}
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Error is coming: Rows cannot be programmatically added to the DataGridView's rows collection when the control is data-bound. there is no any way to add data to the Gridview if we bound it to the Database.
I'm planning to create a program that would bind the search results into the datagridview in vb.net. For example, listing of students that has the same course in the datagridview.
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I have a DataSet with many tables and a single DataGridView. I need to select a value from a combobox and then pressing aButton to show the selected table to the DataGridView. For example if I select from combobox "Selection1" I would like to show to the Datagridview the contents of the table called Selection1. I paste the event that I thought might work but doesnt show a think: Private Sub aButton_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles aButton.Click
I'd like to partition my search results (which is in a DataTable) into groups of say 100 so the user navigates through them a chunk at a time.I thought I could bind an array of DataRows to a DataGridView as the DataSource but it just does not work. This is the code I tried
DataGridView.DataSource = (From r In DataTable.Rows Skip 200 Take 100).ToArray()
I'd like to stay away using the DataGridView's VirtualMode.
My DataGridview already binded to Datatable dt1 DataGridview1.datasource = dt1 and i want to add another Datatable dt2 into datagridview after 20-30 minute and want to keep dt1 as well as in the datagridview ..How i can do that..
I have a DataGridView where we select a line and a new form appears so I can change the data.g:
edit.txtQtd1.Text = DGV.CurrentRow.Cells(6).Value.ToString edit.txtProd1.Text = DGV.CurrentRow.Cells(7).Value.ToString The data is loaded from that line to textbox's. everything goes fine, but when I edit the