"Patrick" <Pa*****@home.comwrote in message
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I've been struggling with a while. Could someone please help me out?
I need to bind a property (wich is an custom object)
to a combobox that contains a list of the same objects.
ex:
class Manager()
{
public Employee EmployeeInfo
}
combobox contains a collection of Employee objects.
When navigating, I would like to autimatically display a field from the
corresponding Employee object from the combo that matches what is
assigned to the Manager. As well as be able to change the Managers
Employee object to what is selected in the combobox.
Everything works fine when I change the Employee object of the Manager to
say... EmployeeID (Which is a string).
Thanks a whole million!
--PAtrick
Are you saying this: you are navigating through a list of Managers. Manager
has a property called Employee. Somewhere else there is a list of
Employees.
You want to bind the combobox so it saves the EmployeeID in the Manager
object, but shows the entries from the Employee list as options to be
selected?
You want to bind the combobox to the Employee list, then bind the
SelectedValue to the EmployeeID in the Manager object.
myComboBox.DataSource = EmployeeList
myComboBox.DisplayMember = EmployeeList.EmployeeName
myComboBox.ValueMember = EmployeeList.EmployeeID
myComboBox.SelectedValue = ManagerList.EmployeeID
Oh, and ignore that post from AaronKempf; he's trolling.
Good luck, and if I didn't get the gist of your problem, please post again.
Robin S.
Ts'i mahnu uterna ot twan ot geifur hingts uto.