Windows Forms

hi thanks very much for ur help, but there is a very difficult to me to do that, so in a sample question: can u send me the conception of a client that wanna to connect to an sql database threw a server (it is an application in the server that permit the connection to the database) plz tell me what kind off application should i use in the server, what this application should return to the client application (is it an xml file). again thanks very much,regards. bye etretyertyery

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you can check which mouse button did the user click in the mouseDown event of the ListBox, if its right mouse button, remove the selected items in the list. Blumen

Can you please explore on DoEvents() Functionality? Regards, Arun Kumar.A

Set CauseValidation property of the "Close" Button to False Tirtha Miles to go before I sleep

Hi, If you are referring to Windows Forms, you have to create an object of the form before calling it. Example: Create an object of Form1 in Form2 and call objForm1.Show(); But you will get a new instance of that form. If you want to go back and forth like in a web browser, you got to use usercontrols. Just use one form, and load the other forms inside this form. For this you need to have a master form and make usercontrols for other forms. There is a UserControl Class available in .NET controls, you can find it when you try to add a new component from with in a Project. Regards, Blumen

earlgraham wrote: new application will need to be written in C++ How come?

I am not sure it is a great idea, but you can do keystrokes with the SendKeys. I think a better solution would be when you want to call the same method if you can see the event that is getting called I would try to call it. Or if there is a button that can be clicked you can always do button.PerformClick() Hope that helps. Ben

Hi 1) Fetch your data to datatable 2) Bind data table to the datagrid. 3) then, you can use your previous code. Now it works fine. Thanks. Gopal.S

Hi, You can add checkbox to a DataGrid. Please refer this article: http://www.codeproject.com/aspnet/datagridcheckbox.asp Blumen

Since Windows Forms is based on GDI+, no, there isn't. Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP Visual Developer - Visual Basic      2006, 2007

I've never had a need to write code like that but you can probably do it this way: Set your panel's AllowDrop property to True Trap the OnDrop event for the panel and inside the handler check the SelectedRows property of the datagrid. You would then use that property to display the data any way you chose. Again, I don't know if that example alone will do it bit it will be very close. You might even do a google search on DragDrop operations.

CompMan44 wrote: I would take this to mean that AutoScroll only applies to controls owned by the form, not MDI children. I think you are right, thanks CompMan44:)

I've had a similar problem. My solution was to catch the FormClosing event, and when e.CloseReason == CloseReason.UserClosing, set e.Cancel to true and Hide the form. A little learning is a dangerous thing; Drink deep, or taste not, the Pierian Spring. —Alexander Pope

Samle code from MSDN XmlDocument doc = new XmlDocument(); //Load the the document with the last book node. XmlTextReader reader = new XmlTextReader("books.xml"); reader.WhitespaceHandling = WhitespaceHandling.None; reader.MoveToContent(); reader.Read(); reader.Skip(); //Skip the first book. reader.Skip(); //Skip the second book. doc.Load(reader); doc.Save(Console.Out); Cheers, Suresh

See this: Creating Custom Controls-Providing Design Time Support 1

:) It's working to save it only like text. Thanks a lot.

You should also look at Syncfusion component suite:)