Comments by David Melcher

David Melcher 18-May-13 2:12am View

If I unterstand you correctly you want to remove the selected row if the user click the remove button, right?

David Melcher 16-May-13 12:34pm View

We need more information to answer your question.

Do you use a or-mapper like entity framework or just ado .net?
How does your data collection look like?

David Melcher 15-May-13 17:09pm View

LINQ is very powerful, easy and comfortable; it´s a very nice feature in .net! :)

Btw some links:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb397919.aspx (LINQ-to-Objects)
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb387098.aspx (LINQ-to-XML)
http://msdn.microsoft.com/de-de/library/vstudio/bb386976.aspx (LINQ-to-SQL)
http://msdn.microsoft.com/de-de/library/vstudio/bb386964.aspx (LINQ-to-Entites)

David Melcher 15-May-13 16:12pm View

I think that´s okay, if you don´t forget to accept it later

David Melcher 15-May-13 16:10pm View

You're welcome :) please mark the post as solution of your problem. Happy coding

David Melcher 15-May-13 15:42pm View

Do you have a collection where the data comes from?

David Melcher 15-May-13 15:40pm View

If I understand you correctly, you want to sort the items in every block (the items between the "RowDividers")?

David Melcher 18-Dec-10 9:24am View

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Try "../" instead of ".\"

David Melcher 18-Dec-10 9:18am View

I'm glad to hear that :).

David Melcher 18-Dec-10 8:39am View

Try to enumerate with the ID instead of the Name.
Like :
foreach(Control cObject in tc3.Controls)
{
if(cObject.ID.Contains("tot"))
{
cObject.Text = lItems[iIndex];
iIndex++;
}
}

David Melcher 18-Dec-10 8:35am View

Sry my fault.
Add the following code to the creation point of the textBox.
tot.Name = "tot" + inc.ToString();

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