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Cor Ligthert [MVP]
Jonathan,
I have read all your posts in this thread and even the answers from
everybody, while you accuse a person in this thread to have been negative
about Microsoft developers, I did not see it, so tell us who it was. I saw
only very intensive tries to help you. But in my idea you haven't even read
those.
You use a lot of words, but tells not much in it, mostly it is accusing
other people, that you don't understand it..
As Kerry ask what you have done with persisting the data in the database, he
does not get a reply like: "I don't understand what persisting the data in
the database is", but get an answer about a navigation control.
Kerry stays very friendly and tells exactly what probably the problem is.
But you probably only have read that he is not familiar with a navigation
control (like me in Windows Forms).
You can bind your controls to an in memory object, but that does not mean
that it is saved (persisted) to a database.
Cor
I have read all your posts in this thread and even the answers from
everybody, while you accuse a person in this thread to have been negative
about Microsoft developers, I did not see it, so tell us who it was. I saw
only very intensive tries to help you. But in my idea you haven't even read
those.
You use a lot of words, but tells not much in it, mostly it is accusing
other people, that you don't understand it..
As Kerry ask what you have done with persisting the data in the database, he
does not get a reply like: "I don't understand what persisting the data in
the database is", but get an answer about a navigation control.
Kerry stays very friendly and tells exactly what probably the problem is.
But you probably only have read that he is not familiar with a navigation
control (like me in Windows Forms).
You can bind your controls to an in memory object, but that does not mean
that it is saved (persisted) to a database.
Cor