Recent content by moMoney2009

answered my own question. Found an event in DataGridView that I didn't notice before until I begun deriving a subclass of DataGridView. CellBeginEdit callback method of this event has a type, DataGridViewCellCancelArgs example: private void dataGridView1_RowBeginEdit(object sender...

just trying to make it so that whenever a user wants to add a row they can't do it by using the blank row at the bottom of a DataGridView. I want to make it only available by clicking a Button. How do I disable the use of the bottom row concept? Or is it not possible? Thanks

well i figured out the answer to my own question so here is the answer for anyone who is interested. There is a gap in my answer ... the WHY ... but I do know the solution. For whatever (the WHY) reason, the other code that I posted will not work. Delegates as far as I can see will not delegate...

Is that possible. More specifically, can I create Delegate A which then is assigned to callback to Delegate B, BUT then also have Delegate B callback to a particular method? keep in mind that I mean event delegates. code example: public class classA { public event EventHandler Click; }...

Got a tricky one that seems to deal with state ... and I don't know the underlying infrastructure of C# well enough to know the answer. so whenever a cell is clicked ... the row number is saved in a list (rowsSelected) but whenever CustomerDelete_deleteBtn_Click is called when the deleteBtn is...

no, i'm trying to update the database that the form displays

I'm just trying to update the actual database to reflect the changes that occur in my software. I am using the automated DataSet builder and adapter classes that VS 05 will generate for ease of use.... but I must be missing something rudimentary. can anyone shed some light on what I'm missing...