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Hi everybody. So I have a DataGridView control on my form. One of the columns on this DataGridView is a combobox.
I have 2 classes. A Products class and an Orders class. The Products class has a property called Name which refers to the name of the product. The Orders class has a property called Type which directly refers to the product assigned to the order.
Here is my code:
columnProducts.ValueType = typeof(Product);
columnProducts.DataPropertyName = "type";
columnProducts.ValueMember = "type";
columnProducts.DisplayMember = "name";
columnProducts.DataSource = products;
gridOrders.DataSource = orders;
This puts out exceptions like its going out of style. What I want to happen is when a new product is added, the ComboBox cell fills with the list of products WITH the product assigned to the order already selected. I just want to enable the user to be able to quickly change the product assigned to the order by simply choosing a new product from the ComboBox. Is this possible? Thanks!
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I have 2 classes. A Products class and an Orders class. The Products class has a property called Name which refers to the name of the product. The Orders class has a property called Type which directly refers to the product assigned to the order.
Here is my code:
columnProducts.ValueType = typeof(Product);
columnProducts.DataPropertyName = "type";
columnProducts.ValueMember = "type";
columnProducts.DisplayMember = "name";
columnProducts.DataSource = products;
gridOrders.DataSource = orders;
This puts out exceptions like its going out of style. What I want to happen is when a new product is added, the ComboBox cell fills with the list of products WITH the product assigned to the order already selected. I just want to enable the user to be able to quickly change the product assigned to the order by simply choosing a new product from the ComboBox. Is this possible? Thanks!
In Calculus, 1+1=0.
Continue reading...