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.NET Forum / Windows Forms / WinForm Data Binding / June 2005

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treeview.selectednode provides information for textbox databinding10 Jun 2005 16:10 GMT1
What I want to do is when a node is selected in a treeview, I want textboxes
to display information for the selected record.  How do I do this?  I can't
seem to find anything on this, the closest I find is using datagrids, which
I would like to stay away from.  Any help would be ...
ListView and Bound DataSet09 Jun 2005 07:08 GMT2
I have a dataset bound listbox with items that I want to give the user the
ability to reorder.
For some reason... unknown right now... the listbox does not properly update
from the dataset when I update the dataset... even after I accept changes
bindingContext.AddNew not working with binded Combobox in form07 Jun 2005 14:48 GMT5
I have a form with a datagrid, several textboxes and one combobox,
representing the detailed of whatever is selected in the datagrid. All the
textboxes and combo are binded like:
textBox.DataBindings.Add( "text", ds, "field1" );
Combobox databinding problem03 Jun 2005 14:49 GMT1
I have a form (form1) and the form has a combobox and a textbox.
form1 is already connected to a access database (mydatabase.mdb)
textbox is connected to customername datafield and combobox is connected to
customercity datafield.
Associate an arraylist to a listview via data binding03 Jun 2005 11:19 GMT1
Is there a way to associate an arraylist to a listview via
databinding? I'm working in c#. Do you have some sample code? Thanks a
lot.
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