how to check button is clicked inside if statement

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Hi all,

I've a windows Form and what I need is if we click on any ROW in datagriedview and click on delete button in the form, it should have another form open.
For this, I created a ROW_click Event Method, that's fine, but simultaneously I want to check if the delete button is clicked inside this method.

please help me out.

C#

private void dgvRow_Click_delet(object sender, EventArgs e)
       {
           if (btnDelete.c)//my question is on this.
           {
               AdrsdetailShow();
           }

         }

The OP added as an answer:

"Sorry, I am confused.
Here I tell you exactly what needs to be, we should select any row and if we click delete button it'll show another form.
How would it be achieved?"

And then added as another answer:

"thank u for reply. please tell me how to count selectedRows or to use SelectedRows property with an example. help me out"

[edit]OP answers moved to question - OriginalGriff[/edit]

Posted 13-Jan-11 20:38pm

ks ravi

Updated 13-Jan-11 22:34pm

Dalek Dave

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Dalek Dave 14-Jan-11 4:34am

Edited for Grammar, Syntax and Readability.

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As OriginalGriff said your design seems a bit unorthodox. The DataGridView has a SelectedRows property allowing you to determine which rows are selected. There is also the SelectionMode property that allows you to decide how selection works for your DataGridView.

I think you should use this mechanism to determine the selected rows in your button click event handler. You can then show you other form.

Regards
Espen Harlinn

Posted 13-Jan-11 21:16pm

Espen Harlinn

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OriginalGriff 14-Jan-11 3:29am

+5 - thanks for the SelectedRows, I should have mentioned that originally!

Espen Harlinn 14-Jan-11 3:32am

Thanks OriginalGriff

Dalek Dave 14-Jan-11 4:35am

Good Call.

Espen Harlinn 14-Jan-11 4:41am

Thanks Dalek!

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OriginalGriff · Accepted Answer · 2011-01-13T20:55:00

No, sorry it doesn't work like that.

When the user clicks on any row in the DataGridView, he can't simultaneously click on a delete button in your form: he only has one mouse pointer!

What are you actually trying to achieve, because I think your implemenation is getting a little confused!

"sorry, i confused. here i tell u exactly what needs to be, we should select any row and if we click delete button it'll show another form. how would it achieved. reply me"

Please do not use the "Add answer" button - if you use "Add Comment" then I get an email, rather than my looking back at some point in the future. You generally get a quicker response that way!

As Espen Harlinn says, The DGV has a SelectedRows property which you can iterate through in your Button click event:

foreach (DataGridViewRow row in myGrid.SelectedRows)
   {
   ...
   }

You can then assemble whatever information you want and show your second form.