Use GridView In A Winforms Application But It Does Not Appear In Toolbox?
Sep 26, 2009I need to use GridView in a Winforms application but it does not appear in my Toolbox (see attached).
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I need to use GridView in a Winforms application but it does not appear in my Toolbox (see attached).
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I am making report form. I want to display data which is rendering from data MS Access. I could not find the gridview in toolbox. I found datagridview for this req. but this controls displaying header like button format. I want to display just simple data and print.
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In the "certification" class, one of the properties is a list of "language" objects, and each "language" has an ID (guid), name (string), and value (integer).
So in the datasource, I have the list of "languages", but I can't figure out how to display them in a column on the grid. The gridview won't let me add the language list property as a column.
So is the ONLY way to add a new property on the "certification" class, which returns a string that contains the comma delimited list, and show THAT on the grid? Or is there a way to display that list of "languages"?
solve the problem, I'm unbale to drag icon from tools, I guess I'm wrongly delete something., I already Unstall and install back stil facing same problem.
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My application writes to the event log if there is an error or other status updates.
The application checks to see if there is an event source named "applicationName"and if not, it creates the source (see code below).
This works fine if the user is an administrator.
If the user is not an administrator, an error is thrown when SourceExists is called:
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In my environment, the typical user is NOT an admin. Therefore, I cannot use the event log in my application.
Is there a way around this, or is the event log effectively useless for distributed applications?
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VB 2010 Winforms method:
Public Shared Sub FileUpload(ByVal Filepath As String)
Try
Dim Host = System.Configuration.ConfigurationManager.AppSettings("Host")
Dim url As String = Path.Combine(Host, "UI/FileUpload")
Dim request As HttpWebRequest = HttpWebRequest.Create(url)
request.Method = "POST"
[Code] .....
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