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.NET Forum / Windows Forms / WinForm General / April 2005

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Databinding "synchronization"

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Jeppe Dige Jespersen - 13 Apr 2005 13:19 GMT
I have a simple winform. On the form, I have a DataGrid and a Textbox, along
with a typed (and filled) dataset.

First, I add a databinding to the textbox, binding it to a field in say...
Northwind's Customers table. Then I databind the datagrid by setting the
Datasource property to "dsNorthwind" and the Datamember property to
"Customers". At runtime, when i click a row in the grid, the textbox also
shows the corresponding field from the grid-selected record. No problemo.

But..... (and here's the beef):

If i set the grid's Datamember to <blank> and the Datasource to
"dsNorthwind.Customers", the textbox no longer synchronizes with the
selected row in the grid at runtime.

What gives?? What simple detail am I missing here?

-Jespersen
Bonnie Berent [C# MVP] - 18 Apr 2005 01:46 GMT
Depending on how you do your DataBinding, you could end up with two different
BindingContexts ...

In other words:

BindingContext[dsNorthwind.Customers]
is not the same as
BindingContext[dsNorthwind, "Customers"].

I believe that setting your grid's DataSource = dsNorthwind.Customers gives
you the first BindingContext shown above. What code did you use to DataBind
your Textbox?

~~Bonnie

> I have a simple winform. On the form, I have a DataGrid and a Textbox, along
> with a typed (and filled) dataset.
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> -Jespersen

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