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XML Data binding?

Dan
Is there a way to bind a top level element in an xml file to a combobox, and
then reveal the child elements in a datagrid?

I'm trying to store menu items (ie: their names) in the combobox, and then
retrieve the results in the datagrid. Now, the datagrid needs to hold the
name of ingredient and the cost of ingredient. So two columns. I'm really
new to C# and .NET so speak sloooooooooooowly! : )
Nov 17 '05 #1
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Hello "Dan"da*@DanTheMan.com,

Look at XmlDataDocument.
Using XPath u get planar data and seems that u can use it in your case
Is there a way to bind a top level element in an xml file to a
combobox, and then reveal the child elements in a datagrid?

I'm trying to store menu items (ie: their names) in the combobox, and
then retrieve the results in the datagrid. Now, the datagrid needs to
hold the name of ingredient and the cost of ingredient. So two
columns. I'm really new to C# and .NET so speak sloooooooooooowly! :
)

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WBR,
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cease to be insipid." (c) Friedrich Nietzsche
Nov 17 '05 #2
Dan
Ok Michael, thanks, I'll give that a try tonight!
Nov 17 '05 #3
Dan
I'm still having some problems with my master/detail app. Does anyone know
of any examples out there where an actual XML file is used and then a
combobox grabs the parent nodes and a datagrid displays the details of
'selected' parent node (selected in the combobox of course)?

This has to have been done somewhere. I know that microsoft has a number of
tutorials out there that illustrate how to create master/detail apps via SQL
Server databases but I'm trying to do the same with an xml file and it's
killing me here!

Thanks
Nov 17 '05 #4

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