Updating one form through another forms
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hello... i am developing a C# window based application.i have a form(view Item) that contain a datagridview and a button. datagridview shows the item information and at the button click a new form(Add Item) opened by which user can add the item information. All i need to do is after filling the item information when we click the save button the datagridview must be updated. How can i do this.
Bind daatagridview with select command after you insret new item.
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Bind daatagridview with select command after you insret new item.
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Its not Like that......... datagridview is on a form named ViewItem and we want to update this datgridview through a button that is on another form name AddItem...
In dataGeidView set property
Modifierstotrueand in form AddItem bind datagridview which is in form ViewItem.
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hello... i am developing a C# window based application.i have a form(view Item) that contain a datagridview and a button. datagridview shows the item information and at the button click a new form(Add Item) opened by which user can add the item information. All i need to do is after filling the item information when we click the save button the datagridview must be updated. How can i do this.
Use delegates to cause events to happen between forms.
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In dataGeidView set property
Modifierstotrueand in form AddItem bind datagridview which is in form ViewItem.
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datagridview having property Public,Private,internal,internalProcted one thing that can be matters is The viewitem form is a MDIChild Form. but the form Additem Is not a MDI form..ok
merahul wrote:
datagridview having property Public,Private,internal,internalProcted
You are right,sorry it was my mistake to set Modifiers to true,I wanted write
Publicbut nottrue.
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Use delegates to cause events to happen between forms.
Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista. Read my blog to find out how I've worked around bugs in Microsoft tools and frameworks.
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merahul wrote:
datagridview having property Public,Private,internal,internalProcted
You are right,sorry it was my mistake to set Modifiers to true,I wanted write
Publicbut nottrue.
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