Hello everybody
I'm still on the learning curve here...and from what I read, I created
inherited datagrid class so I could have icons, combobox...etc in the
columns of my datagrid.
The grid will be used to populate information coming from a Webservice. (No
datasets - No datareaders).
So, I do not know see how to use the "datasource ".
Now I'm almost there...but I would need a little bit of help to
programatically populate the datagrid.
Here is , (I hope) a short code that I use. I create a grid with 3 columns.
the column 1 is a column with text + icon called DataGridIconTex tColumn
inherited from the class of the same name.
the column 2 is a column with icon called DataGridIconOnl yColumn inherited
from the class of the same name. Depending on some "flag" I will be using 1
icon or another.
The column 3 is a regular DataGridTextBox Column
'load some icons from embedded resources
Me.Icons = New ImageList
Dim iconName As String
iconName = "datagridicons. user.ico"
Dim strm As System.IO.Strea m
strm = Me.GetType.Asse mbly.GetManifes tResourceStream (iconName)
Dim icon As Icon
icon = New Icon(strm)
Me.Icons.Images .Add(icon.ToBit map)
iconName = "datagridicons. IconUser1.ico"
strm = Me.GetType.Asse mbly.GetManifes tResourceStream (iconName)
icon = New Icon(strm)
Me.Icons.Images .Add(icon.ToBit map)
iconName = "datagridicons. IconUser2.ico"
strm = Me.GetType.Asse mbly.GetManifes tResourceStream (iconName)
icon = New Icon(strm)
Me.Icons.Images .Add(icon.ToBit map)
Dim tableStyle As DataGridTableSt yle
tableStyle = New DataGridTableSt yle
tableStyle.Mapp ingName = "customers"
Dim numCols As Integer
numCols = 3
Dim iconColumn As DataGridIconTex tColumn
iconColumn = New DataGridIconTex tColumn(Me.Icon s, New
delegateGetIcon IndexForRow(Add ressOf MyGetImageIndex ForRow))
iconColumn.Head erText = "headercolu mn1"
iconColumn.Mapp ingName = "headercolu mn2"
tableStyle.Grid ColumnStyles.Ad d(iconColumn)
Dim iconColumn2 As DataGridIconOnl yColumn
iconColumn2 = New DataGridIconOnl yColumn(Me.Icon s, New
delegateGetIcon IndexForRow(Add ressOf MyGetImageIndex ForRow))
iconColumn2.Hea derText = ""
iconColumn2.Map pingName = "Icon"
iconColumn2.Wid th = Me.Icons.Images (0).Size.Width
tableStyle.Grid ColumnStyles.Ad d(iconColumn)
Dim aColumnTextColu mn As DataGridTextBox Column
aColumnTextColu mn = New DataGridTextBox Column
aColumnTextColu mn.HeaderText = "headercolu mn3"
aColumnTextColu mn.MappingName = "headercolu mn3"
tableStyle.Grid ColumnStyles.Ad d(aColumnTextCo lumn)
' make the dataGrid use our new tablestyle and bind it to our
table
dataGrid1.Table Styles.Clear()
dataGrid1.Table Styles.Add(tabl eStyle)
Now, using a loop (for instance for i = 0 to 5 ...etc), can somebody show me
how to populate the grid ?
Thank you very much in advance
14  1842 
Hi,
Brett what format is the data coming from the webservice in? You
can bind a datagrid to an collection or arraylist.
Ken
--------------------
"Brett Sinclair" <lb*@nospam.com > wrote in message
news:e9******** *****@tk2msftng p13.phx.gbl... Hello everybody
I'm still on the learning curve here...and from what I read, I created
inherited datagrid class so I could have icons, combobox...etc in the
columns of my datagrid.
The grid will be used to populate information coming from a Webservice.
(No
datasets - No datareaders).
So, I do not know see how to use the "datasource ".
Now I'm almost there...but I would need a little bit of help to
programatically populate the datagrid.
Here is , (I hope) a short code that I use. I create a grid with 3
columns.
the column 1 is a column with text + icon called DataGridIconTex tColumn
inherited from the class of the same name.
the column 2 is a column with icon called DataGridIconOnl yColumn inherited
from the class of the same name. Depending on some "flag" I will be using
1
icon or another.
The column 3 is a regular DataGridTextBox Column
'load some icons from embedded resources
Me.Icons = New ImageList
Dim iconName As String
iconName = "datagridicons. user.ico"
Dim strm As System.IO.Strea m
strm = Me.GetType.Asse mbly.GetManifes tResourceStream (iconName)
Dim icon As Icon
icon = New Icon(strm)
Me.Icons.Images .Add(icon.ToBit map)
iconName = "datagridicons. IconUser1.ico"
strm = Me.GetType.Asse mbly.GetManifes tResourceStream (iconName)
icon = New Icon(strm)
Me.Icons.Images .Add(icon.ToBit map)
iconName = "datagridicons. IconUser2.ico"
strm = Me.GetType.Asse mbly.GetManifes tResourceStream (iconName)
icon = New Icon(strm)
Me.Icons.Images .Add(icon.ToBit map)
Dim tableStyle As DataGridTableSt yle
tableStyle = New DataGridTableSt yle
tableStyle.Mapp ingName = "customers"
Dim numCols As Integer
numCols = 3
Dim iconColumn As DataGridIconTex tColumn
iconColumn = New DataGridIconTex tColumn(Me.Icon s, New
delegateGetIcon IndexForRow(Add ressOf MyGetImageIndex ForRow))
iconColumn.Head erText = "headercolu mn1"
iconColumn.Mapp ingName = "headercolu mn2"
tableStyle.Grid ColumnStyles.Ad d(iconColumn)
Dim iconColumn2 As DataGridIconOnl yColumn
iconColumn2 = New DataGridIconOnl yColumn(Me.Icon s, New
delegateGetIcon IndexForRow(Add ressOf MyGetImageIndex ForRow))
iconColumn2.Hea derText = ""
iconColumn2.Map pingName = "Icon"
iconColumn2.Wid th = Me.Icons.Images (0).Size.Width
tableStyle.Grid ColumnStyles.Ad d(iconColumn)
Dim aColumnTextColu mn As DataGridTextBox Column
aColumnTextColu mn = New DataGridTextBox Column
aColumnTextColu mn.HeaderText = "headercolu mn3"
aColumnTextColu mn.MappingName = "headercolu mn3"
tableStyle.Grid ColumnStyles.Ad d(aColumnTextCo lumn)
' make the dataGrid use our new tablestyle and bind it to our
table
dataGrid1.Table Styles.Clear()
dataGrid1.Table Styles.Add(tabl eStyle)
Now, using a loop (for instance for i = 0 to 5 ...etc), can somebody show
me
how to populate the grid ?
Thank you very much in advance
Ken,
There will be several "complex" format received.
The most common case will be an array list, which will be composed itself of
columns strings, enum types, date or subarrays.
But for each line, I will display different icons based on the result
received.
Thanks for your help.
"Ken Tucker [MVP]" <vb***@bellsout h.net> wrote in message
news:Ob******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP10.phx.gbl... Hi,
Brett what format is the data coming from the webservice in? You
can bind a datagrid to an collection or arraylist.
Ken
--------------------
"Brett Sinclair" <lb*@nospam.com > wrote in message
news:e9******** *****@tk2msftng p13.phx.gbl... Hello everybody
I'm still on the learning curve here...and from what I read, I created
inherited datagrid class so I could have icons, combobox...etc in the
columns of my datagrid.
The grid will be used to populate information coming from a Webservice.
(No
datasets - No datareaders).
So, I do not know see how to use the "datasource ".
Now I'm almost there...but I would need a little bit of help to
programatically populate the datagrid.
Here is , (I hope) a short code that I use. I create a grid with 3
columns.
the column 1 is a column with text + icon called DataGridIconTex tColumn
inherited from the class of the same name.
the column 2 is a column with icon called DataGridIconOnl yColumn
inherited from the class of the same name. Depending on some "flag" I will be
using 1
icon or another.
The column 3 is a regular DataGridTextBox Column
'load some icons from embedded resources
Me.Icons = New ImageList
Dim iconName As String
iconName = "datagridicons. user.ico"
Dim strm As System.IO.Strea m
strm =
Me.GetType.Asse mbly.GetManifes tResourceStream (iconName) Dim icon As Icon
icon = New Icon(strm)
Me.Icons.Images .Add(icon.ToBit map)
iconName = "datagridicons. IconUser1.ico"
strm =
Me.GetType.Asse mbly.GetManifes tResourceStream (iconName) icon = New Icon(strm)
Me.Icons.Images .Add(icon.ToBit map)
iconName = "datagridicons. IconUser2.ico"
strm =
Me.GetType.Asse mbly.GetManifes tResourceStream (iconName) icon = New Icon(strm)
Me.Icons.Images .Add(icon.ToBit map)
Dim tableStyle As DataGridTableSt yle
tableStyle = New DataGridTableSt yle
tableStyle.Mapp ingName = "customers"
Dim numCols As Integer
numCols = 3
Dim iconColumn As DataGridIconTex tColumn
iconColumn = New DataGridIconTex tColumn(Me.Icon s, New
delegateGetIcon IndexForRow(Add ressOf MyGetImageIndex ForRow))
iconColumn.Head erText = "headercolu mn1"
iconColumn.Mapp ingName = "headercolu mn2"
tableStyle.Grid ColumnStyles.Ad d(iconColumn)
Dim iconColumn2 As DataGridIconOnl yColumn
iconColumn2 = New DataGridIconOnl yColumn(Me.Icon s, New
delegateGetIcon IndexForRow(Add ressOf MyGetImageIndex ForRow))
iconColumn2.Hea derText = ""
iconColumn2.Map pingName = "Icon"
iconColumn2.Wid th = Me.Icons.Images (0).Size.Width
tableStyle.Grid ColumnStyles.Ad d(iconColumn)
Dim aColumnTextColu mn As DataGridTextBox Column
aColumnTextColu mn = New DataGridTextBox Column
aColumnTextColu mn.HeaderText = "headercolu mn3"
aColumnTextColu mn.MappingName = "headercolu mn3"
tableStyle.Grid ColumnStyles.Ad d(aColumnTextCo lumn)
' make the dataGrid use our new tablestyle and bind it to our
table
dataGrid1.Table Styles.Clear()
dataGrid1.Table Styles.Add(tabl eStyle)
Now, using a loop (for instance for i = 0 to 5 ...etc), can somebody
show me
how to populate the grid ?
Thank you very much in advance
Hi Brett,
The datagrid looks when you go deeper in it almost special made for the
dataset
The webservice is completly optimized around using the XML dataset
Is there a special reason that you do not want to use the dataset?
It is just a container to hold tables.
Cor
Hi Cor,
yes. There is a reason. The webservice doesn't return a dataset.
It returns arrays of strings, or user type defined , or dates etc. Depending
on which one are called.
Depending on the records received, I need to display some icons on each
line. I also, need to "transform" certain user type defined field, to become
readable to the user.
A simple example is, the webservice send what supposed to be a date field in
the grid as "PS2004-15-01T04:56:42-8:00". So I would need to transform that.
Maybe there is a way to put the results of the web service into a dataset,
then just set the datasource of the datagrid to it ?
Thank you for you help again.
"Cor Ligthert" <no**********@p lanet.nl> wrote in message
news:OB******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP09.phx.gbl... Hi Brett,
The datagrid looks when you go deeper in it almost special made for the
dataset
The webservice is completly optimized around using the XML dataset
Is there a special reason that you do not want to use the dataset?
It is just a container to hold tables.
Cor
Hi Brett,
A dataset is so easy to create here a sample I used today.
Maybe you can do something with it.
However if you have more questions feel free to ask.
Cor
\\
Private Sub Form1_Load(ByVa l sender As Object, _
ByVal e As System.EventArg s) Handles MyBase.Load
Dim dt As New DataTable
Dim dc As New DataColumn("OHM ")
dc.DataType = GetType(System. Int32)
Dim dd As New DataColumn("OHH ")
dd.DataType = GetType(System. String)
dt.Columns.Add( dc)
dt.Columns.Add( dd)
For i As Integer = 0 To 11
dt.Rows.Add(dt. NewRow)
dt.Rows(i)(0) = 100
dt.Rows(i)(1) = "1"
Next
Dim ds As New DataSet
ds.Tables.Add(d t)
DataGrid1.DataS ource = ds.Tables(0)
End Sub
///
Hi Cor
I tried that solution. it works. But then I could find how to display an
icon in one the columns based on hte value for each rows.
Based on your example, how would you create a 3rd column that just display
an icon ?
Thank you again for your time.
I really appreciate it.
"Cor Ligthert" <no**********@p lanet.nl> wrote in message
news:O3******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP09.phx.gbl... Hi Brett,
A dataset is so easy to create here a sample I used today.
Maybe you can do something with it.
However if you have more questions feel free to ask.
Cor
\\
Private Sub Form1_Load(ByVa l sender As Object, _
ByVal e As System.EventArg s) Handles MyBase.Load
Dim dt As New DataTable
Dim dc As New DataColumn("OHM ")
dc.DataType = GetType(System. Int32)
Dim dd As New DataColumn("OHH ")
dd.DataType = GetType(System. String)
dt.Columns.Add( dc)
dt.Columns.Add( dd)
For i As Integer = 0 To 11
dt.Rows.Add(dt. NewRow)
dt.Rows(i)(0) = 100
dt.Rows(i)(1) = "1"
Next
Dim ds As New DataSet
ds.Tables.Add(d t)
DataGrid1.DataS ource = ds.Tables(0)
End Sub
///
Here is an example that might help.
In the aspx page:
<asp:DataGrid ID="TheGrid" AutoGenerateCol umns=False Runat=server>
<Columns>
<asp:TemplateCo lumn>
<ItemTemplate >
<asp:Image ImageUrl=<%# GetImageUrl(Con tainer.DataItem ) %>
Runat=server></asp:Image>
<%# GetText(Contain er.DataItem) %>
</ItemTemplate>
</asp:TemplateCol umn>
</Columns>
</asp:DataGrid>
In the code behind:
Private Sub Page_Load(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As
System.EventArg s) Handles MyBase.Load
Dim TheArray As ArrayList = New ArrayList
TheArray.Add(To day())
TheArray.Add("S omeString")
TheArray.Add(23 )
TheGrid.DataSou rce = TheArray
TheGrid.DataBin d()
End Sub
Protected Function GetImageUrl(ByV al InDataItem As Object) As String
If TypeOf InDataItem Is Date Then
Return "Date.gif"
ElseIf TypeOf InDataItem Is Integer Then
Return "Integer.gi f"
ElseIf TypeOf InDataItem Is String Then
Return "String.gif "
Else
Return "Unknown.gi f"
End If
End Function
Protected Function GetText(ByVal InDataItem As Object) As String
If TypeOf InDataItem Is Date Then
Return "Date"
ElseIf TypeOf InDataItem Is Integer Then
Return "Integer"
ElseIf TypeOf InDataItem Is String Then
Return "String"
Else
Return "Unknown"
End If
End Function
"Brett Sinclair" <lb*@nospam.com > wrote in message
news:uS******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP09.phx.gbl... Ken,
There will be several "complex" format received.
The most common case will be an array list, which will be composed itself
of columns strings, enum types, date or subarrays.
But for each line, I will display different icons based on the result
received.
Thanks for your help.
"Ken Tucker [MVP]" <vb***@bellsout h.net> wrote in message
news:Ob******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP10.phx.gbl... Hi,
Brett what format is the data coming from the webservice in?
You can bind a datagrid to an collection or arraylist.
Ken
--------------------
"Brett Sinclair" <lb*@nospam.com > wrote in message
news:e9******** *****@tk2msftng p13.phx.gbl... Hello everybody
I'm still on the learning curve here...and from what I read, I created
inherited datagrid class so I could have icons, combobox...etc in the
columns of my datagrid.
The grid will be used to populate information coming from a
Webservice. (No
datasets - No datareaders).
So, I do not know see how to use the "datasource ".
Now I'm almost there...but I would need a little bit of help to
programatically populate the datagrid.
Here is , (I hope) a short code that I use. I create a grid with 3
columns.
the column 1 is a column with text + icon called
DataGridIconTex tColumn inherited from the class of the same name.
the column 2 is a column with icon called DataGridIconOnl yColumn
inherited from the class of the same name. Depending on some "flag" I will be using 1
icon or another.
The column 3 is a regular DataGridTextBox Column
'load some icons from embedded resources
Me.Icons = New ImageList
Dim iconName As String
iconName = "datagridicons. user.ico"
Dim strm As System.IO.Strea m
strm = Me.GetType.Asse mbly.GetManifes tResourceStream (iconName) Dim icon As Icon
icon = New Icon(strm)
Me.Icons.Images .Add(icon.ToBit map)
iconName = "datagridicons. IconUser1.ico"
strm = Me.GetType.Asse mbly.GetManifes tResourceStream (iconName) icon = New Icon(strm)
Me.Icons.Images .Add(icon.ToBit map)
iconName = "datagridicons. IconUser2.ico"
strm = Me.GetType.Asse mbly.GetManifes tResourceStream (iconName) icon = New Icon(strm)
Me.Icons.Images .Add(icon.ToBit map)
Dim tableStyle As DataGridTableSt yle
tableStyle = New DataGridTableSt yle
tableStyle.Mapp ingName = "customers"
Dim numCols As Integer
numCols = 3
Dim iconColumn As DataGridIconTex tColumn
iconColumn = New DataGridIconTex tColumn(Me.Icon s, New
delegateGetIcon IndexForRow(Add ressOf MyGetImageIndex ForRow))
iconColumn.Head erText = "headercolu mn1"
iconColumn.Mapp ingName = "headercolu mn2"
tableStyle.Grid ColumnStyles.Ad d(iconColumn)
Dim iconColumn2 As DataGridIconOnl yColumn
iconColumn2 = New DataGridIconOnl yColumn(Me.Icon s, New
delegateGetIcon IndexForRow(Add ressOf MyGetImageIndex ForRow))
iconColumn2.Hea derText = ""
iconColumn2.Map pingName = "Icon"
iconColumn2.Wid th = Me.Icons.Images (0).Size.Width
tableStyle.Grid ColumnStyles.Ad d(iconColumn)
Dim aColumnTextColu mn As DataGridTextBox Column
aColumnTextColu mn = New DataGridTextBox Column
aColumnTextColu mn.HeaderText = "headercolu mn3"
aColumnTextColu mn.MappingName = "headercolu mn3"
tableStyle.Grid ColumnStyles.Ad d(aColumnTextCo lumn)
' make the dataGrid use our new tablestyle and bind it to
our table
dataGrid1.Table Styles.Clear()
dataGrid1.Table Styles.Add(tabl eStyle)
Now, using a loop (for instance for i = 0 to 5 ...etc), can somebody show me
how to populate the grid ?
Thank you very much in advance
Sorry - my previous answer is not very clear I think....
Hi Cor
I tried that solution at the beginning. It worked fine. But then I could not
find how to display an
icon in one the columns based on hte value for each rows.
That is why, I changed direction, and tried to create an inherited grid,
with an "iconcolumn " type in it. (see code in original post.)
Based on your example, how would you create a 3rd column that just display
an icon ?
Thank you again for your time.
I really appreciate it.
"Cor Ligthert" <no**********@p lanet.nl> wrote in message
news:O3******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP09.phx.gbl... Hi Brett,
A dataset is so easy to create here a sample I used today.
Maybe you can do something with it.
However if you have more questions feel free to ask.
Cor
\\
Private Sub Form1_Load(ByVa l sender As Object, _
ByVal e As System.EventArg s) Handles MyBase.Load
Dim dt As New DataTable
Dim dc As New DataColumn("OHM ")
dc.DataType = GetType(System. Int32)
Dim dd As New DataColumn("OHH ")
dd.DataType = GetType(System. String)
dt.Columns.Add( dc)
dt.Columns.Add( dd)
For i As Integer = 0 To 11
dt.Rows.Add(dt. NewRow)
dt.Rows(i)(0) = 100
dt.Rows(i)(1) = "1"
Next
Dim ds As New DataSet
ds.Tables.Add(d t)
DataGrid1.DataS ource = ds.Tables(0)
End Sub
///
Hello Jeff
Thank you for your help. I'm not familiar with asp.net, but from what I can
see, is that at design time, you are able to define you column as "Image
ImageUrl".
In vb.net, I think (once again...I'm still learning) that the only type in a
datagrid is a DataGridTextBox Column.
I tried to use a datatable, datacolumn and datarow...but I have a same
problem. I can not add an icon to a datacolumn.
That is why I tried to create an inherited datagrid, where a column will
display an icon...but somehow I can not find the syntax now to loop thru the
records to populate that grid once I have defined each columns.
Thank you again for your help.
"Jeff" <no@email.org > wrote in message
news:ui******** *****@TK2MSFTNG P11.phx.gbl... Here is an example that might help.
In the aspx page:
<asp:DataGrid ID="TheGrid" AutoGenerateCol umns=False Runat=server>
<Columns>
<asp:TemplateCo lumn>
<ItemTemplate >
<asp:Image ImageUrl=<%# GetImageUrl(Con tainer.DataItem ) %>
Runat=server></asp:Image>
<%# GetText(Contain er.DataItem) %>
</ItemTemplate>
</asp:TemplateCol umn>
</Columns>
</asp:DataGrid>
In the code behind:
Private Sub Page_Load(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As
System.EventArg s) Handles MyBase.Load
Dim TheArray As ArrayList = New ArrayList
TheArray.Add(To day())
TheArray.Add("S omeString")
TheArray.Add(23 )
TheGrid.DataSou rce = TheArray
TheGrid.DataBin d()
End Sub
Protected Function GetImageUrl(ByV al InDataItem As Object) As String
If TypeOf InDataItem Is Date Then
Return "Date.gif"
ElseIf TypeOf InDataItem Is Integer Then
Return "Integer.gi f"
ElseIf TypeOf InDataItem Is String Then
Return "String.gif "
Else
Return "Unknown.gi f"
End If
End Function
Protected Function GetText(ByVal InDataItem As Object) As String
If TypeOf InDataItem Is Date Then
Return "Date"
ElseIf TypeOf InDataItem Is Integer Then
Return "Integer"
ElseIf TypeOf InDataItem Is String Then
Return "String"
Else
Return "Unknown"
End If
End Function
"Brett Sinclair" <lb*@nospam.com > wrote in message
news:uS******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP09.phx.gbl... Ken,
There will be several "complex" format received.
The most common case will be an array list, which will be composed
itself of columns strings, enum types, date or subarrays.
But for each line, I will display different icons based on the result
received.
Thanks for your help.
"Ken Tucker [MVP]" <vb***@bellsout h.net> wrote in message
news:Ob******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP10.phx.gbl... Hi,
Brett what format is the data coming from the webservice in?
You can bind a datagrid to an collection or arraylist.
Ken
--------------------
"Brett Sinclair" <lb*@nospam.com > wrote in message
news:e9******** *****@tk2msftng p13.phx.gbl...
> Hello everybody
>
> I'm still on the learning curve here...and from what I read, I
created > inherited datagrid class so I could have icons, combobox...etc in
the > columns of my datagrid.
>
> The grid will be used to populate information coming from a Webservice. > (No
> datasets - No datareaders).
> So, I do not know see how to use the "datasource ".
>
> Now I'm almost there...but I would need a little bit of help to
> programatically populate the datagrid.
>
> Here is , (I hope) a short code that I use. I create a grid with 3
> columns.
> the column 1 is a column with text + icon called DataGridIconTex tColumn > inherited from the class of the same name.
> the column 2 is a column with icon called DataGridIconOnl yColumn
inherited > from the class of the same name. Depending on some "flag" I will be
using > 1
> icon or another.
> The column 3 is a regular DataGridTextBox Column
>
>
> 'load some icons from embedded resources
> Me.Icons = New ImageList
> Dim iconName As String
> iconName = "datagridicons. user.ico"
> Dim strm As System.IO.Strea m
> strm =
Me.GetType.Asse mbly.GetManifes tResourceStream (iconName) > Dim icon As Icon
> icon = New Icon(strm)
> Me.Icons.Images .Add(icon.ToBit map)
> iconName = "datagridicons. IconUser1.ico"
> strm =
Me.GetType.Asse mbly.GetManifes tResourceStream (iconName) > icon = New Icon(strm)
> Me.Icons.Images .Add(icon.ToBit map)
> iconName = "datagridicons. IconUser2.ico"
> strm =
Me.GetType.Asse mbly.GetManifes tResourceStream (iconName) > icon = New Icon(strm)
> Me.Icons.Images .Add(icon.ToBit map)
>
> Dim tableStyle As DataGridTableSt yle
> tableStyle = New DataGridTableSt yle
> tableStyle.Mapp ingName = "customers"
>
> Dim numCols As Integer
> numCols = 3
>
>
>
> Dim iconColumn As DataGridIconTex tColumn
> iconColumn = New DataGridIconTex tColumn(Me.Icon s, New
> delegateGetIcon IndexForRow(Add ressOf MyGetImageIndex ForRow))
> iconColumn.Head erText = "headercolu mn1"
> iconColumn.Mapp ingName = "headercolu mn2"
> tableStyle.Grid ColumnStyles.Ad d(iconColumn)
>
> Dim iconColumn2 As DataGridIconOnl yColumn
> iconColumn2 = New DataGridIconOnl yColumn(Me.Icon s, New
> delegateGetIcon IndexForRow(Add ressOf MyGetImageIndex ForRow))
> iconColumn2.Hea derText = ""
> iconColumn2.Map pingName = "Icon"
> iconColumn2.Wid th = Me.Icons.Images (0).Size.Width
> tableStyle.Grid ColumnStyles.Ad d(iconColumn)
>
> Dim aColumnTextColu mn As DataGridTextBox Column
> aColumnTextColu mn = New DataGridTextBox Column
> aColumnTextColu mn.HeaderText = "headercolu mn3"
> aColumnTextColu mn.MappingName = "headercolu mn3"
> tableStyle.Grid ColumnStyles.Ad d(aColumnTextCo lumn)
>
>
> ' make the dataGrid use our new tablestyle and bind it to our > table
> dataGrid1.Table Styles.Clear()
> dataGrid1.Table Styles.Add(tabl eStyle)
>
>
> Now, using a loop (for instance for i = 0 to 5 ...etc), can somebody
show > me
> how to populate the grid ?
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Protected Overrides Sub OnMouseDown(ByVal e As
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