Hi folks,
I'd like to notify the user that rows within a datagrid require
user-interaction/processing.
The RowHeader is visible and wide enough so that the exclamation-mark icon
as i.e. the ErrorProvider-control displays it would fit in neatly.
Is there a way of using the ErrorProvider-control directly or else is there
a way of displaying icon in a DataGrid's RowHeaders?
Cheers & TIA,
Olaf
2  5050 
Hi,
Here is a link on how to draw in the row header http://64.78.52.104/FAQ/WinForms/FAQ_c44c.asp#q896q
You can also use the datarow.setcolu mnerror to display an error
message in the cell http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...errortopic.asp
Ken
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Hi folks,
I'd like to notify the user that rows within a datagrid require
user-interaction/processing.
The RowHeader is visible and wide enough so that the exclamation-mark icon
as i.e. the ErrorProvider-control displays it would fit in neatly.
Is there a way of using the ErrorProvider-control directly or else is there
a way of displaying icon in a DataGrid's RowHeaders?
Cheers & TIA,
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