Oops, my bad. DataBind is apparently only available in ASP.Net
apps. There, it makes the data binding happen when you want it to
(in the page processing model); in Windows Forms apps, I knew it happens
by itself -- but I thought you could get it to happen earlier, as you
seemed to need, by call
Do you call DataBind ?No, Call it on what? The Datagridview?
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Do you call DataBind ?
At 01:25 PM 7/25/2006, jeff sacksteder wrote
>In my __init__ method, I create a DataGridview and set it's datasource to a
>BindingSource previously created. If the very last line of my __init__ gets
>the 'Rows' property of the DGV, it is an empty collection. I can get othe
In my __init__ method, I create a DataGridview and set it's datasource to a BindingSource previously created. If the very last line of my __init__ gets the 'Rows' property of the DGV, it is an empty collection. I can get other attributes( like 'Name') without any problem. If I get 'Rows' from outsi
