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Datagrid non navigable

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kk - 23 Jun 2004 10:22 GMT
Quick question (I hope!)
I've been seaarching around, but havent found a way to make a datagrid non-navigable.  The databinding value, is set to a dataset and a table which has relations, however I do not want the "+" buttons to the left of the rows to be displayed?

Thanks in advance.
k
Mark Broadbent - 23 Jun 2004 11:26 GMT
easiest way to remove + is to make the datagrid's datasource the table
itself.

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> Quick question (I hope!)
> I've been seaarching around, but havent found a way to make a datagrid non-navigable.  The databinding value, is set to a dataset and a table which
has relations, however I do not want the "+" buttons to the left of the rows
to be displayed?

> Thanks in advance.
> k
Sanjeeva - 24 Jun 2004 01:16 GMT
Set AllowNavigation Property of the Grid to false;

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Sanjeeva
Proteans Software Solutions

> Quick question (I hope!)
> I've been seaarching around, but havent found a way to make a datagrid non-navigable.  The databinding value, is set to a dataset and a table which
has relations, however I do not want the "+" buttons to the left of the rows
to be displayed?

> Thanks in advance.
> k

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