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
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...
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...
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