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I have a windows form "BaseForm" that contains a DataGridView that is
not bound to any datasources and a button. Both of these controls
have a modifier of "Protected Internal" and none of the controls are
locked on this form.
I have another windows form call "ChildForm" that inherits
"BaseForm". When I open"BaseForm: in VS2005 I can see both the
DataGridView and the button and I can view all of the properties of
these controls. However I can not change any of the properties of the
DataGridView. So I can not add an event listener to the datagridview
in "ChildForm". I can however change any of the properties in the
Button that was inheritied from "BaseForm".
Can anyone tell me if this behavior is expected or is it just odd?
I really want to be able to change the properties of the DataGridView
in "ChildForm" and would appreciate any pointers as to how this might
be done.
Thanks
M.
not bound to any datasources and a button. Both of these controls
have a modifier of "Protected Internal" and none of the controls are
locked on this form.
I have another windows form call "ChildForm" that inherits
"BaseForm". When I open"BaseForm: in VS2005 I can see both the
DataGridView and the button and I can view all of the properties of
these controls. However I can not change any of the properties of the
DataGridView. So I can not add an event listener to the datagridview
in "ChildForm". I can however change any of the properties in the
Button that was inheritied from "BaseForm".
Can anyone tell me if this behavior is expected or is it just odd?
I really want to be able to change the properties of the DataGridView
in "ChildForm" and would appreciate any pointers as to how this might
be done.
Thanks
M.