As an exercise in learning Visual Basic 2005, I am putting together a simple
XML editor.
I place on the form the objects DataGridView1 and DataSet1.
' Read an XML file into DataSet1:

I have a combobox with databinding to an attribute which can have NULL
values. I noticed the strange behavior that when I select the row with such
a null value in a datagrid, my combobox first switches to SelectedIndex = -1
(SelectedValue = NULL), but then it goes back to the first ...

Hi, Im kinda new to databinding and i've stumbled into a problem with
which i could use some advice.
I have a ComboBox which i would like to databind to an arraylist.
Currently i've set up databinding for all the other controls on the

I'm back again with a very strange bug, hope it will get more answers
than my previous bug reports
I have a very simple class structure :
- An abstract mother class (OMBindingItem just inherits from IEditable)

This fails with the dreaded "DataGridViewComboboxCell value is not valid"
Why??
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We're using BindingSource and BindingNavigator controls to build some Windows
Forms classes to update our Data Tables.  
We typically present a single Data Row on the screen at a time.  I would
like to be able to catch a user attempt to move to a new row.  That would

I've created typed DataSet and as part of the constructor I've added a
DataRelation.  It compiles and I can see the relationship between the tables
in the Data Sources window.
After adding the parent table as a DataGridView to the form, I attempt to

I've been tinkering with Win forms databinding, which, provided you have
some data in your datasource seems to work really well.
However, I've been trying to create a form which creates a new record in an
empty strongly typed DataSet DataTable where the DataTable is the

In order to get a decimal separator with both keys "." and ","
I place this code in my form load event and I get the "," replaced with ".".
This used to work fine in VS2003 binding directly to an object  but in
VS2005 I get the focus "stucked" at the combobox cause every time I ...

The illustration below assumes a ComboBox named comboBoxTest and a
VS.NET-generated typed DataSet named TestDataSet with a DataTable named
TestDataTable with two DataColumns, ItemIdColumn and ItemNameColumn.
If I first bind an empty TestDataTable to comboBoxTest and then hook ...

.Net v1.1
I am basically doing the following to display a db decimal value formatted as $:
textBox.DataBindings.Clear();
textBox.DataBindings.Add(

I have created a binding list and added some objects to this. I've then
bound various properties of the GUI controls on a form to properties of
the object in the binding list. This works fine and the GUI displays the
properties of the objects in the BindingList.

What would cause the IDE to blow up whenever I try to bind a combobox to a
BindingSource?  The first time it happened, I thought it was a one-shot deal;
but it happened the next two times I loaded the project and attempted to bind
the combobox to the BindingSource.  This is ...

VS 2005 VB.Net Framework 2
I have a combox on a form if the user uses the mouse to select the data the
data is updated correctly.
If on the other hand if they tab on to the control and use the arrow keys no

I want to set one-way databinding from controls to dataset. How?
For example: I manually set Items for comboBox and I want selectedText
passed to dataset when I accept changes. I don't want comboBox bound to any
source