Repeat After Me
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I will study the source data carefully when testing my UI! I've just laid out a data bound WinForms form three times, the first two discarded with disgust because the databinding provided by the VS2005 wizard sucked. I was pressing back and forward on the BindingNavigator much better but the record detail was staying the same. Something was wrong, so I deleted the form and tried again from scratch. Same thing, so I try and create the whole data source again. Then, on the third form, I notice that most of the records are for companies, who are allocated a range of phone numbers, and I have one record for each phone number, with ALL the other field values identical. then I noticed that clicking back and forward on the navigator is indeed changing records by my observation of the last digit of the phone number.
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I will study the source data carefully when testing my UI! I've just laid out a data bound WinForms form three times, the first two discarded with disgust because the databinding provided by the VS2005 wizard sucked. I was pressing back and forward on the BindingNavigator much better but the record detail was staying the same. Something was wrong, so I deleted the form and tried again from scratch. Same thing, so I try and create the whole data source again. Then, on the third form, I notice that most of the records are for companies, who are allocated a range of phone numbers, and I have one record for each phone number, with ALL the other field values identical. then I noticed that clicking back and forward on the navigator is indeed changing records by my observation of the last digit of the phone number.
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I will study the source data carefully when testing my UI! I've just laid out a data bound WinForms form three times, the first two discarded with disgust because the databinding provided by the VS2005 wizard sucked. I was pressing back and forward on the BindingNavigator much better but the record detail was staying the same. Something was wrong, so I deleted the form and tried again from scratch. Same thing, so I try and create the whole data source again. Then, on the third form, I notice that most of the records are for companies, who are allocated a range of phone numbers, and I have one record for each phone number, with ALL the other field values identical. then I noticed that clicking back and forward on the navigator is indeed changing records by my observation of the last digit of the phone number.
It is the little things that get you after a while! :laugh:
INTP "Program testing can be used to show the presence of bugs, but never to show their absence."Edsger Dijkstra