Binding text boxes

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Sofi

Hi all!

This works well on my desktop:
textBox1.DataBindings.Add("Text", myDataSet.Tables["object"],
"object_object-property.id");
But fires an ArgumentException error on the iPAC...

Is it true that it is not possible to use "relationname.columnname" as
data member string when adding a databinding to a text box?
(I got this from: http://www.srtsolutions.com/public/...te&style=user/myst/srt-corporate&scheme=green)
And if that is the case, does it explain the above?

Many Thanks,
Sofi
 
Yes, that's not supported on CF V1.
You can't have dots in dataMember, does not matter if you're binding to
TextBox or DataGrid or whatever.
Workaround is to bind to 'id' column on related table instead and move
position manually as needed.

Best regards,

Ilya

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Thank you for replying!

Do you know if CF V2 supports the issue?

The workaround would work but I find it quite complicated because I'm
managing a typed dataset generated from a XML-file.

Even better regards,
Sofi


Yes, that's not supported on CF V1.
You can't have dots in dataMember, does not matter if you're binding to
TextBox or DataGrid or whatever.
Workaround is to bind to 'id' column on related table instead and move
position manually as needed.

Best regards,

Ilya

This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.

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Hi all!

This works well on my desktop:
textBox1.DataBindings.Add("Text", myDataSet.Tables["object"],
"object_object-property.id");
But fires an ArgumentException error on the iPAC...

Is it true that it is not possible to use "relationname.columnname" as
data member string when adding a databinding to a text box?
(I got this from: http://www.srtsolutions.com/public/item/21260?model=user/myst/user-srt-corpo
rate&style=user/myst/srt-corporate&scheme=green)
And if that is the case, does it explain the above?

Many Thanks,
Sofi
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Yes, CF V2 supports it.

Note typed DataSets are not supported on CF V1.
If you meant to say "untyped DataSet with schema loaded from file" this
workaround is not that complicated.
I would estimate it as 5-6 lines of code.

Best regards,

Ilya

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Thank you for replying!

Do you know if CF V2 supports the issue?

The workaround would work but I find it quite complicated because I'm
managing a typed dataset generated from a XML-file.

Even better regards,
Sofi


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Yes, that's not supported on CF V1.
You can't have dots in dataMember, does not matter if you're binding to
TextBox or DataGrid or whatever.
Workaround is to bind to 'id' column on related table instead and move
position manually as needed.

Best regards,

Ilya

This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.

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Hi all!

This works well on my desktop:
textBox1.DataBindings.Add("Text", myDataSet.Tables["object"],
"object_object-property.id");
But fires an ArgumentException error on the iPAC...

Is it true that it is not possible to use "relationname.columnname" as
data member string when adding a databinding to a text box?
(I got this from:
Click to expand...
http://www.srtsolutions.com/public/item/21260?model=user/myst/user-srt-corpo
rate&style=user/myst/srt-corporate&scheme=green)
And if that is the case, does it explain the above?

Many Thanks,
Sofi
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