It's InterOp, not InterCop.
What is your question exactly?
> ActiveX "iGrid" not intercop in VB.NET.
> Why ?
Hello !
I am pasting Igrid on Winforms.
Not may set value ti iGrid, sample:
igrid1.cellvalue(lrow,lcol)="Grid" 'seting value to grid cell
On the code row generate Error message
May only on VB6 forms.
Full code:
Past on forms iGrid1 control.
Sample on Form_Load:
igrid1.addcol "1","1ROW"
igrid1.addcol "2","2ROW"
igrid1.rowcount=3
igrid1.cellvalue(1,1)="Grid"
> It's InterOp, not InterCop.
>
> What is your question exactly?
>
>> ActiveX "iGrid" not intercop in VB.NET.
>> Why ?
Scott M. - 10 Oct 2004 19:17 GMT
I am not familiar with an Igrid control. Where are you getting this control
from and what does it do?
> Hello !
>
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>>> ActiveX "iGrid" not intercop in VB.NET.
>>> Why ?
Ainars - 10 Oct 2004 21:13 GMT
May get demo OCX from http://www.10tec.com/Download/index.aspx
>I am not familiar with an Igrid control. Where are you getting this
>control from and what does it do?
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>>>> ActiveX "iGrid" not intercop in VB.NET.
>>>> Why ?
Scott M. - 11 Oct 2004 02:30 GMT
How are you adding the .ocx to your WinForm? Have you registered the .ocx
into the Windows Registry first? Have you considered just using the
DataGrid control that is part of .NET, rather than this iGrid control?
> May get demo OCX from http://www.10tec.com/Download/index.aspx
>
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>>>>> ActiveX "iGrid" not intercop in VB.NET.
>>>>> Why ?