AllowNavigation in new DataGridView control for VS 2005

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Moshazu

Alright, I am having issues. I have a program that I want to display a
grid of information and in this grid, each row will have children. It
is telling me that there are children, but I have no idea how to
display them. In the past, I used a dataGrid and set the
allowNavigation property to true and it would put a plus next to each
row. This is the same behavior that I would like with the DataGridView.
Is this possible?

Also, if it is possible, how would I display the information all at
once. By this I mean that in the past with a dataGrid control, the user
would have to click a child LINK. I don't want to have my users do
this. I just want it all to show up. To do this, I had to go to a third
party control, but I just got VS 2005 and figured that I would be able
to do this.

Please let me know if you need anything else from me, and any help on
this would be great.

Thanks,
Darian
 
Moshazu said:
Alright, I am having issues. I have a program that I want to display a
grid of information and in this grid, each row will have children. It
is telling me that there are children, but I have no idea how to
display them. In the past, I used a dataGrid and set the
allowNavigation property to true and it would put a plus next to each
row. This is the same behavior that I would like with the DataGridView.
Is this possible?

Also, if it is possible, how would I display the information all at
once. By this I mean that in the past with a dataGrid control, the user
would have to click a child LINK. I don't want to have my users do
this. I just want it all to show up. To do this, I had to go to a third
party control, but I just got VS 2005 and figured that I would be able
to do this.

Please let me know if you need anything else from me, and any help on
this would be great.

Thanks,
Darian

No, to do what you want you should be using the DataGrid. The
DataGridView is setup to show one table, not relationships.

Chris
 

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