Check the above picture. I need to know how to include a picture in a datagridview textbox row.
I would also like to know if we can add text in it and so that the picture has a click event too.
Can someone explain to me how to achieve this type of datagridview row?
From the picture you can see that it doesn't consume space for a datagridview in advance. When the row is added the datagridview size increases. How do I achieve this?
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Hi I'm hoping someone can help,
I have a Data Grid that has X amount of rows and I have a Text Box at the bottom of my form called 'Notes', I want the user to be able to select a row then enter a note within the Text Box and store this so when the user selects a different row the Text Box will be blank available for notes to be added for the new row. Then if the user selects a row that they have added notes to the Text Box will contain those notes.
I hope that makes sense, any ideas on how to approach this would be really appreciated.
Thanks,
Ryan
Thanks to GuidoG I have solved this, just in case anyone else has the same issue what I did was add a data binding to the grid then set the parameters. "Text" is just the property name, MyDataTable is the data source for my grid and "Notes" is the column name.
MyGrid.DataBindings.Add(new Binding("Text", MyDataTable, "Notes"));
The title may be a bit confusing, and I'll try my best in trying to explain my problem.
I have a horizontally scrollable datagridview and when I click a button on the menu bar, I want the datagridview to move the view to the specified column, while still having all columns still visible.
So For example I click on Fish, and then the datagridview should scroll/position itself to the first mention of Fish in the columns to show a section of the view all related to Fish, while still maintaining all other columns not related to Fish and viewable.
What I would like to know is, is the moving of the position of the view possible to do? I didn't know what to search up, and more or less the results of the search included re-ordering of the columns, which I do not want.
For a DataGridView with windows form --- give your cell to Particuler Id.
Like you want to assign a one column with Fish then
row.Cells["Name"].Value = Fish.Id;
and then on click event give focus to this id.
Note:- for a better solution post your question with your code.
thanks
Replace fish to your search text and try it.
List<DataGridViewColumn> Cols = dataGridView1.Columns.Cast<DataGridViewColumn>().Where(c => c.HeaderText.Contains("fish")).ToList();
if (Cols.Count > 0)
{
dataGridView1.FirstDisplayedScrollingColumnIndex = Cols[0].Index;
}
Above code will scroll down datagridview horizontally to show searched text in column names.
I am binding data in a DataTable to a GridView.
The result is a simple table with 5 columns and 3 rows.
What I want to achieve is:
If an user clicks on a cell in the GridView, the selected cell should become editable (with a textbox). In that textbox the user should have to possibility to enter new value and save it to the database.
What I've achieved so far is:
I followed this tutorial: http://www.dotnetlogix.com/Article/aspnet/80/How-to-make-GridView-Individual-Cells-Selectable.html
I managed to make the cells clickable, when clicking the cell the background color becomes red:
With that tutorial I also managed to get the ColumnIndex and RowIndex.
So I was able to do: GridView.SetEditRow(RowIndex);
Then my result became:
This is almost what I want, but not 100%. The SetEditRow edits the whole row, but I need to edit the clicked cell which is based on a row and column index.
Can anyone help me further please?
I've followed some other tutorials as well, but without result.
I tried this a few years ago and ran into a few issues, I don't recall all of them off the top of my head right now. What I ended up doing was using a repeater instead of a gridview to build a table. Since I'm writing the HTML I have more control over things. The table contained both a dig tag for the static value and a text input for the edit value. I used jquery to show and hide when needed. I then used ajax to post the changes back. This was a lot of work, but it ended up working out ok. Hope this helps.
I need to create an expander in my datagridview that adds additional info about that row to the datagridview when selected, and hides the same when collapsed.
This is possible by creating RowDetails templates in WPF, but can I do something similar in winforms datagridview? A workaround I'd thought of was dynamically adding objects to the datagridview on expand/collapse, but it won't work in this case because the number, type, arrangement of columns is very different for the details rows than the data rows.
Can RowTemplate possibly help? All examples I've seen thus far use rowtemplate only to fix height, width etc of rows in a datagridview and nothing else.
You can use ToolTip for selected row if you want to show additional data info.
I have a data grid displaying results from a sql database. What I want to do is make it so that when I double click on a cell in the datagrid, a new window appears where that cell can be edited. I also would like to have all the info for that cell to be autogenerated into editable fields when the cell is double clicked. Any help or links to tutorials is appreciated. Thanks.
Add an onclick event that opens the window to the cell (using datagridview would be a good idea I think).
In addition, you you just want them to edit the cell contents, you can let the control handle all that for you (enable editing, adding, deleting, etc if you want).
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.windows.forms.datagridviewcell.onclick.aspx