VB.Net, DataGrid, don't want the last row (new record), how to remove

DataGrid, don't want the last row (new record), how to remove

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<ch.. #1 / 6	DataGrid, don't want the last row (new record), how to remove I have a datagrid that is bound to a table. I want the data displayed and allow the user to select a record. But I don't want the blank last row displayed. I don't want them to be able to enter new data in this datagrid. This one is for selecting a record only. Thanks for any help
Mon, 21 Mar 2005 21:38:34 GMT

.net datagridcolumnstyle #2 / 6	DataGrid, don't want the last row (new record), how to remove Hi Chris To allow editing while not allowing the new row to appear then you'll need to either bind to or get the DataView that the Grid uses as an intermediary between the UI and the DataTable. Once you have the DataView it has an AllowNew property that prevents new rows being added from the DataGrid if you set it to false. It's also got an AllowEdit property if you want to restrict that as well, or you could just set the entire datagrid ReadOnly property to true. You can create a DataView and bind that to the grid by using the following code DataView dv = new DataView(myTable); or once you have bound to the grid you can get the DataView using this code CurrencyManager cm = (CurrencyManager)myDataGrid.BindingContext[myDataGrid.DataSource]; DataView dv = (DataView)cm.List; Hope that helps J. Jasmine www.datagridcolumnstyles.net Custom DataGridColumnStyles for the Microsoft .Net Windows Forms DataGrid Quote: > I have a datagrid that is bound to a table. > I want the data displayed and allow the user to select a record. But I > don't want the blank last row displayed. I don't want them to be able to > enter new data in this datagrid. This one is for selecting a record only. > Thanks for any help
Mon, 21 Mar 2005 21:57:18 GMT

<ch.. #3 / 6	DataGrid, don't want the last row (new record), how to remove No, I don't want any editing on this grid either. Does that make it easier? Thanks Quote: > Hi Chris > To allow editing while not allowing the new row to appear then > you'll need to either bind to or get the DataView that the Grid uses as an > intermediary between the UI and the DataTable. > Once you have the DataView it has an AllowNew property that prevents new > rows being added from the DataGrid if you set it to false. It's also got an > AllowEdit property if you want to restrict that as well, or you could just > set the entire datagrid ReadOnly property to true. > You can create a DataView and bind that to the grid by using the following > code > DataView dv = new DataView(myTable); > or once you have bound to the grid you can get the DataView using this code > CurrencyManager cm = > (CurrencyManager)myDataGrid.BindingContext[myDataGrid.DataSource]; > DataView dv = (DataView)cm.List; > Hope that helps > J. > Jasmine > www.datagridcolumnstyles.net > Custom DataGridColumnStyles for the Microsoft .Net Windows Forms DataGrid > > I have a datagrid that is bound to a table. > > I want the data displayed and allow the user to select a record. But I > > don't want the blank last row displayed. I don't want them to be able to > > enter new data in this datagrid. This one is for selecting a record only. > > Thanks for any help
Mon, 21 Mar 2005 22:08:15 GMT

<ch.. #4 / 6	DataGrid, don't want the last row (new record), how to remove Readonly works, but is it possible to keep the Blue Selection instead of the gray selection? Thanks Quote: > Hi Chris > To allow editing while not allowing the new row to appear then > you'll need to either bind to or get the DataView that the Grid uses as an > intermediary between the UI and the DataTable. > Once you have the DataView it has an AllowNew property that prevents new > rows being added from the DataGrid if you set it to false. It's also got an > AllowEdit property if you want to restrict that as well, or you could just > set the entire datagrid ReadOnly property to true. > You can create a DataView and bind that to the grid by using the following > code > DataView dv = new DataView(myTable); > or once you have bound to the grid you can get the DataView using this code > CurrencyManager cm = > (CurrencyManager)myDataGrid.BindingContext[myDataGrid.DataSource]; > DataView dv = (DataView)cm.List; > Hope that helps > J. > Jasmine > www.datagridcolumnstyles.net > Custom DataGridColumnStyles for the Microsoft .Net Windows Forms DataGrid > > I have a datagrid that is bound to a table. > > I want the data displayed and allow the user to select a record. But I > > don't want the blank last row displayed. I don't want them to be able to > > enter new data in this datagrid. This one is for selecting a record only. > > Thanks for any help
Mon, 21 Mar 2005 22:10:19 GMT

Aitham Aalam #5 / 6	DataGrid, don't want the last row (new record), how to remove you have to change the readonly property for the datagrid to true regards Quote: > I have a datagrid that is bound to a table. > I want the data displayed and allow the user to select a record. But I > don't want the blank last row displayed. I don't want them to be able to > enter new data in this datagrid. This one is for selecting a record only. > Thanks for any help
Mon, 21 Mar 2005 22:09:16 GMT

.net datagridcolumnstyle #6 / 6	DataGrid, don't want the last row (new record), how to remove I don't think there is a setting for readonly selection text color, I think it's probably determined by the either the datagrid itself or is related to the color scheme of your operating system. I'm not 100% sure about that, someone else might know a way to change it. J. Jasmine www.datagridcolumnstyles.net Custom DataGridColumnStyles for the Microsoft .Net Windows Forms DataGrid Quote: > Readonly works, but is it possible to keep the Blue Selection instead of the > gray selection? > Thanks > > Hi Chris > > To allow editing while not allowing the new row to appear then > > you'll need to either bind to or get the DataView that the Grid uses as an > > intermediary between the UI and the DataTable. > > Once you have the DataView it has an AllowNew property that prevents new > > rows being added from the DataGrid if you set it to false. It's also got > an > > AllowEdit property if you want to restrict that as well, or you could just > > set the entire datagrid ReadOnly property to true. > > You can create a DataView and bind that to the grid by using the following > > code > > DataView dv = new DataView(myTable); > > or once you have bound to the grid you can get the DataView using this > code > > CurrencyManager cm = > > (CurrencyManager)myDataGrid.BindingContext[myDataGrid.DataSource]; > > DataView dv = (DataView)cm.List; > > Hope that helps > > J. > > Jasmine > > www.datagridcolumnstyles.net > > Custom DataGridColumnStyles for the Microsoft .Net Windows Forms DataGrid > > > I have a datagrid that is bound to a table. > > > I want the data displayed and allow the user to select a record. But I > > > don't want the blank last row displayed. I don't want them to be able > to > > > enter new data in this datagrid. This one is for selecting a record > only. > > > Thanks for any help
Mon, 21 Mar 2005 22:25:34 GMT

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