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Tim Nelson
I am missing something obvious here. I have a simple grid with 2 columns
pulled from an ADO.NET ODBC datasource. All that I want to do is lengthen
the columns in the grid so each field displays completely. Somehow
it appears the order in which you set your grid properties determines
whether
it can get it to work. I know I can write code to do this, but since I was
able
to get the table styles to take effect in design mode (at one point), I know
it's possible.
I have the data set and data adapter already configured.
What to I set first when I build the grid?
The Datasource?
The Tablestyles?
Do I set a mapping name for the table style?
What to I make the Data grid column style mapping name, the column name?
What order do I have to set these things so the column widths I specify in
the
style take effect?
Thanks.
pulled from an ADO.NET ODBC datasource. All that I want to do is lengthen
the columns in the grid so each field displays completely. Somehow
it appears the order in which you set your grid properties determines
whether
it can get it to work. I know I can write code to do this, but since I was
able
to get the table styles to take effect in design mode (at one point), I know
it's possible.
I have the data set and data adapter already configured.
What to I set first when I build the grid?
The Datasource?
The Tablestyles?
Do I set a mapping name for the table style?
What to I make the Data grid column style mapping name, the column name?
What order do I have to set these things so the column widths I specify in
the
style take effect?
Thanks.