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Tell you how what? I don't see anything - It just redirects to the home page.
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Oh.. cm'on.. It is there.. refresh the page..
ok It's the left colum in a datagrid I want to remove it.
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Everything you wanted to know about DataGrid but were too afraid (ok you weren't) to ask.
http://www.syncfusion.com/FAQ/WinForms/FAQ_c44c.asp
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thanx.. and I have asked a few questions on datagrid.. I will ask more..
That link is big!! It's sturday tomorrow.. I plan to watch spiderman2.
so.. push the FAQ onto monday!
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I have created two forms:
One for the details, in which you can search on a particular field. If you right-click the field and click search, you get a form with a grid displaying the search results.
The second form uses the same dataset, with a dataview in front of it. So the forms are linked to the same datasource. But I want to synchronize them, so If I double-click a record in the grid I get the details of the record in the detail form.
How can I do this?
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I wouldn't recommend sharing the CurrencyManager, which wouldn't work anyway since your binding contexts are technically different (one form binds to a DataSet while the other binds to a DataView, even though it is over a DataTable within the same DataSet - binding contexts must be exactly the same).
I would recommend using the event model. Define an event on one or both of the forms (depending on whether or not you want one-way or two-way synchronization) that when a button is clicked (or whatever you use for navigation), an event is also raised that the other form handles and increments it's CurrencyManager.Position as well. This also gives you a little more flexibility with future development.
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Thanks for the info
"Every rule in a world of bits and bytes can be bend or eventually be broken"
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public class Test
{ private int num1; private int num2;
private int num3
[CategoryAttribute("BlackGround")]
public int Num1
{get{return num1;} set{num1=value;}}
[CategoryAttribute("BlackGround")]
public int Num2
{get{return num2;} set{num2=value;}}
[CategoryAttribute("ForeGround")]
public int Num3
{ get{return num3;} set{num3=value;} }}
How get the Serialization result as below?
<Test>
<BlackGround>
<Num1>..</Num1>
<Num2>..</Num2>
</BlackGround>
<ForeGround>
<Num3>..</Num3>
</ForeGround>
</Test>
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You want to post this every two hours? Show a bit patience!
If you just wanted to change your posting use the modify link instead of starting a new thread.
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i know ,but i didn't know why this xml tag do disappear?
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Try to set the "Do not treat <'s as HTML tags" option which can be found below the text-control or use the HTML extended character codes.
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Or escape the tags themselves using < for < and > for >.
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i kown,bu i don't know why the xml tag became disappeared!
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Hello, i wanted to know if anybody knows of a good reference to study the TCP/IP protocol programming with C#, the way you structure packets, compression/decompression etc.
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I'm creating a button that opens a popup window when clicked, to display further options. I locate the topleft corner of the control at same location as button itself, by using mybutton.PointToScreen. No problem.
When the button is too close to the bottom of screen I locate the popup at location
mybutton.PointToScreen.Y - popup.Height + mybutton.height (i.e. open it upwards instead of downwards in a sence...)
This all works fine, if I use normal fonts. However when using larger font size in windows it becomes a problem for me.
the code looks like this:
<br />
Popup popup = new Popup();<br />
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Rectangle screenBounds = Screen.GetBounds(this.Location);<br />
<br />
float scaleY = Form.GetAutoScaleSize(this.Font).Height / 13.0f;<br />
float scaleX = Form.GetAutoScaleSize(this.Font).Width / 5.0f;<br />
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Point ButtonLocation = ((Control)sender).PointToScreen(Point.Empty);<br />
int x = ButtonLocation.X;<br />
int y = ButtonLocation.Y;<br />
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if( screenBounds.Bottom < (y+popup.Height) )
{<br />
if( eventButtonLocation.Y < popup.Height )<br />
popup.Height = eventButtonLocation.Y; <br />
<br />
y = (eventButtonLocation.Y - popup.Height + eventLabel.Height);<br />
}<br />
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if(screenBounds.Right < (x + popup.Width) )
x = x - popup.Width + ((Control)sender).Width;<br />
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popup.Location = new Point(x,y);<br />
<br />
popup.Closed += PopupClosedEventHandler;<br />
<br />
popup.Show();<br />
now what happens internally is that the popup window is scaled using the Control.Scale()
method, since I have the AutoScale property of the popup form set to true.
This won't take effect until the call to Show() however, which means that my control
will be misplaced cause it will also scale the location of the form.
I can calculate the desired location after the call to the Show() method,
but this will first bring up the popup in the wrong location and
THEN move it, and the whole thing won't look very good...
Any ideas? I've tried to use the calculated scaleX and scaleY values to account for the
scaling done by the System, but can't quite get it right. The scale values I calculate
are the exact same the system uses, that I've concluded through testing. So I should be able
to fix it...
Can anyone help me? Or maybe give me a good briefing of how exactly the autoscale works? What I could
find out from the documentation is that the scaling should be performed in the constructor but that
is not the case from what i've found out (displaying a message before the constructor, after the constructor,
and inside an overridden scalecore() method in the popup (which is called from the Scale method)
the scale message shows up last, i.e. long after the constructor has finished.
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Control.Scale is public - simply try calling it before performing your operations that require the scaled properties.
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It will be a great help if i get answers to the following problems related customized PrintPreviewDialog that I have prepared using PrintPreview Control :
1.When the mouse is moved over PrintPreviewControl, how to change the cursor only when it is on the document that is displayed in the control? It should remain at default state outside the document. Or how the get the dimensions of the document displayed in PrinPreviewControl?
2.When two pages are displayed in the PrintPreviewControl, how to identify which page is clicked?
3. How to display the vertical scroll bar of PrintPreviewControl programatically?
can we sense its up/down click events? such that it can be used for Next/Previous page movement.
Please guide
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1. Set the PrintPreviewControl.Cursor property. This Cursor will only apply to the PrintPreviewControl. For the standard cursor set, see the Cursors class. If you only want the cursor to be different over the document (and not the "gray area" outside the document but within the PrintPreviewControl, you'll have to do the calculations yourself and handle the cursor display accordingly.
2. As I mentioned above, you really have to do the calculations yourself. There is nothing publicly exposed that helps you determine the exact logical dimensions of the document (there is for the physical size of the printed document), but you can make these calculations by using the Columns, Rows, and StartPage properties of the PrintPreviewControl. With a little trial and error, you should be able to use that information to construct and algorithm to get the document that was clicked.
3. Extend the PrintPreviewControl, override WndProc (be sure to call base.WndProc!) and handle the WM_HSCROLL (0x0114) and WM_VSCROLL (0x0115) windows messages. See the Platform SDK for more information about these two messages and what the WParam and LParam properties of the Message struct passed to WndProc will contain. You can find this information in the MSDN Library Online[^].
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public class Test
{
private int num1;
private int num2;
private int num3
[CategoryAttribute("BlackGround")]
public int Num1
{get{return num1;}
set{num1=value;}
}
[CategoryAttribute("BlackGround")]
public int Num2
{get{return num2;}
set{num2=value;}
}
[CategoryAttribute("ForeGround")]
public int Num3
{
get{return num3;}
set{num3=value;}
}
}
How get the Serialization result as below?
<test>
<blackground>
<num1>..
<num2>..
<foreground>
<num3>..
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You only want to serialize properties based on the CategoryAttribute value? (BTW, in C# you don't need to include the ending "Attribute"; [Category("ForeGround")] will work just fine and makes for more readable code).
If you want more control over serialization, first attribute your class with [Serializable] and then implement the ISerializable interface. Read about the interface in the .NET Framework SDK for more information.
This gives you complete control over runtime serialization.
If you want to use XML Serialization, then you need to implement IXmlSerializable. This interface is, however, undocumented and not recommended for use (though you can use it - just be warned). It has three methods:
public interface IXmlSerializable
{
XmlSchema GetSchema();
void ReadXml(XmlReader reader);
void WriteXml(XmlWriter writer);
}It whould be pretty obvious what those methods do. Please note that this puts XML serialization completely in your hands. Any XML Serialization attributes you specify will not be used unless you use the information yourself in those method implementations.
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My app is very basic. It is a form that contains a panel. I initialize the panel to be the ClientSize of the form, and for it to be a square. I want it so that if the user chooses to resize the form, it will only allow him/her to do so while keeping the panel a square AND keeping it as the clientsize of the form (i.e. no gray space in the form). I've tried coding it so that the new size of the panel should be the min(user-chosen height, user-chosen width). Even so, I'm still having problems figuring out how to adjust the form's new size. Can anyone help? As of now, I'm only calling the Form1_resize eventhandler. Should I have a resize handler for the panel?
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I want to create a print driver in C# that a user could print to and it would create a file on there computer. Is this possible? Does anyone know of an example that I could refer to? Thanks a lot.
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Just to clarify, I want a user to be able to print to a printer that is set up to use this print driver and have it's output be a tiff image or whatever format I choose to implement. Would something like this be possible?
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