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AllowNavigation in new DataGridView control for VS 2005

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Moshazu - 14 Dec 2005 13:22 GMT
Alright, I am having issues. I have a program that I want to display a
grid of information and in this grid, each row will have children. It
is telling me that there are children, but I have no idea how to
display them. In the past, I used a dataGrid and set the
allowNavigation property to true and it would put a plus next to each
row. This is the same behavior that I would like with the DataGridView.
Is this possible?

Also, if it is possible, how would I display the information all at
once. By this I mean that in the past with a dataGrid control, the user
would have to click a child LINK. I don't want to have my users do
this. I just want it all to show up. To do this, I had to go to a third
party control, but I just got VS 2005 and figured that I would be able
to do this.

Please let me know if you need anything else from me, and any help on
this would be great.

Thanks,
Darian
I Don't Like Spam - 14 Dec 2005 14:51 GMT
> Alright, I am having issues. I have a program that I want to display a
> grid of information and in this grid, each row will have children. It
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> Thanks,
> Darian

No, to do what you want you should be using the DataGrid.  The
DataGridView is setup to show one table, not relationships.

Chris

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