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Anyone can help to solve the problem of:
In the web form, there are two datagrids that located at the top and bottom. After databinding,
the top datagrid may give no room for the bottom one because of too many data.
Any dynamic solution to move the bottom datagrid according to the top grid after-databinding-height.
Thanks
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check the Dock and Anchor Properties
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Hi I am developing a windows application in which it contains a grid and two buttons called play and delete.
If user selects a row on the grid and clicks play button then all the images are shown in a slideshow. (for showing slide show iam using a a new form which it contains a picturebox.)
if user selects a row on grid and clicks delete then it deletes the folder of images.
THe problem is when i select a row and clicks the play button it is showing the slide show. After exiting if i select the same row and clicks delete button then it is saying the picture X is used by another process.
How can I overcome this problem. Please Help me.
Thanks in Advance.
Ramu Medida.
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if images are being shown in the Grid. it means they are being used by another process.
firstly Remove that Row then those images
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THanks for your respose but the problem is not solved.
Here the images are not displayed in the grid. Grid contains the path for the images folder.
please help me.
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is your slideshow form opens as dialog.
if yes then disopose object of that slideshowForm
for extra caution use GC.Collect();
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Thank You Very Very Very Much.
My problem is solved by putting the statement GC.Collect.
Once Again Thank You.
Ramu Medida.
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As far as I know, only Rectange(F) class has "Contains" method to indicate that a point is inside it or not.
Now I want to find the point inside an ellipse and other shape, is C# support it or we have to implement some argorithym to find out.
Thanks for your help.
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hi
you can create a Region that describes your ellipse. the Region - object has a Contains (or something similar) function.
greets
m@u
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Yes, I have checked it, the method is "IsVisible".
Thx a lot.
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hello everyone
i am looking for a visual componenet that will
discribe an azimuth angle (0-360)
something with a cicule and an arrow
can plesae someone helpme?
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I have a Windows Form Application and I was wondering how to store a user defined variable from a textbox in Form1 and then use the variable in Form2. I am not able to do this. How it will be done?
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make variable public or public static .
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in my opinion
save the varible and create a property
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We have added a user control as an editor in the DataGridView by declaring a class and adding it as a column to the grid. The class is a custom datagrid column implementing the user control which contains a textbox for editing.
When we type characters in this textbox, certain characters are not captured (e.g. lower-case q, dollar sign, exclamation and decimal point).
Has anyone come across this issue or anything similar?
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I made a custom ImageButton web control. All I need now is to know how to make a passable OnCliok event. I want it to be just like a normal Button.
Ex.
<asp:button id="btnButton" onclick="btnButtonClick" runat="server">
But I want mine to have that same structure. Delegates as far as I have seen are the exact opposite of what I want.
I am making this so it can be used for more than just my current use. I don't know what the method the button is going to call will look like. Having it take (object sender, and ImageButtonEventArgs e) is an option for parameters.
I give all the information to weave out the wrong responses, and do not expect the code to be written for me. I have been trying for days with no luck as I have very little experience with custom controls, and only consider myself an intermediate programmer.
Thanks for your help!
The only way to speed up a Macintosh computer is at 9.8 m/sec/sec.
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I got it! Thanks Guffa. I read a post Guffa wrote on the ASP.NET forums and it set me on the right track and I got it! A week of trying things I'm not familiar with and I got it!
Can you tell I am happy?
The only way to speed up a Macintosh computer is at 9.8 m/sec/sec.
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I was checking some stuff in a groupbox, like this:
foreach(Control Thing in this.groupBox9.Controls) {
MessageBox.Show(Thing.GetType().ToString());
}
The groupbox contains two radio buttons, 4 checkboxes, and a normal button.
I got 2 messages saying "System.Windows.Forms.RadioButton",
4 Saying "System.Windows.Forms.CheckBox",
and another saying "System.Windows.Forms.Button". Pretty obvious right?
And then i got a final one that just had the number 7 in it. What is that?
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That is the message box that you put there first and forgot to remove, that shows the number of items in the Controls collection:
MessageBox.Show(this.groupBox9.Controls.Count);
Isn't it?
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I wish. 'tis very odd.
Why not try it? Just create a form, a group box, and shove some stuff in it. See if you get the extra message box.
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I tried it. I don't get any extra message box.
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Hmm, i just moved the code from a button click (the button in the groupbox) to the forms OnLoad event, i no longer get the message. Must just be one of those wierd things.
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It was from the click of the button in the group box that I ran the code also, so that is not the cause of the extra message box.
Move the code back and see if the extra message box comes back or not. I still think that there is something in my original theory...
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Hmm, it doesn't do it now. I am confused.
And i never checked how many controls where in the groupbox in the first place. Infact, i've never used Controls.Count ever.
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