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May 24th, 2005, 12:06 PM
#1
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DataGrid Help . . .[RESOLVED]
Is it possible to use a selected row in a DataGrid to fill in textboxes from the fields? If so, how.
Thanks,
CP
Last edited by milkmood; May 24th, 2005 at 05:45 PM.
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May 24th, 2005, 02:26 PM
#2
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Re: DataGrid Help . . .
im not too sure if this is what u want.give it a try
VB Code:
textBoxr1.text=datagrid.Item(datagrid.CurrentRowIndex, 0)
0=first column in datagrid
1=second
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May 24th, 2005, 03:54 PM
#3
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Re: DataGrid Help . . .
We're on the right track now...I get:
An unhandled exception of type 'System.NullReferenceException' occurred in MyApplication.exe
Additional information: Object reference not set to an instance of an object.
And it hi-lites the first line in yellow. If I comment out the first line, it hi-lites the second line, and so on.
'pm' is the main form of my solution (not the one in focus now), the form I'm working on has a datagrid with a select and a cancel button beneath it. The idea is to select a row in the datagrid, and move the data in that row to the textboxes on the main form. I suspect I'm handling the move to the main form wrong, but I'm not sure.
VB Code:
Private Sub btnCustSearchSelect_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles btnCustSearchSelect.Click
Dim pm As PartsManager
'Crashes on this line first
pm.txtCustomerName.Text = grdCustSearchResults.Item(grdCustSearchResults.CurrentRowIndex, 0)
pm.txtCustomerNumber.Text = grdCustSearchResults.Item(grdCustSearchResults.CurrentRowIndex, 1)
pm.txtCustomerAddress.Text = grdCustSearchResults.Item(grdCustSearchResults.CurrentRowIndex, 2)
pm.txtCustomerAddress2.Text = grdCustSearchResults.Item(grdCustSearchResults.CurrentRowIndex, 3)
pm.txtCustomerPOBox.Text = grdCustSearchResults.Item(grdCustSearchResults.CurrentRowIndex, 4)
pm.txtCustomerCity.Text = grdCustSearchResults.Item(grdCustSearchResults.CurrentRowIndex, 5)
pm.txtCustomerState.Text = grdCustSearchResults.Item(grdCustSearchResults.CurrentRowIndex, 6)
pm.txtCustomerZip.Text = grdCustSearchResults.Item(grdCustSearchResults.CurrentRowIndex, 7)
pm.txtCustomerContact.Text = grdCustSearchResults.Item(grdCustSearchResults.CurrentRowIndex, 8)
pm.txtCustomerPhone.Text = grdCustSearchResults.Item(grdCustSearchResults.CurrentRowIndex, 9)
pm.txtCustomerNotes.Text = grdCustSearchResults.Item(grdCustSearchResults.CurrentRowIndex, 10)
pm.txtCustomerLastUpdate.Text = grdCustSearchResults.Item(grdCustSearchResults.CurrentRowIndex, 11)
pm.txtCustomerUpdatedBy.Text = grdCustSearchResults.Item(grdCustSearchResults.CurrentRowIndex, 12)
pm.chkCustShipTo.Text = grdCustSearchResults.Item(grdCustSearchResults.CurrentRowIndex, 13)
pm.chkCustKeepInventory.Text = grdCustSearchResults.Item(grdCustSearchResults.CurrentRowIndex, 14)
Me.Close()
End Sub
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May 24th, 2005, 04:41 PM
#4
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Lively Member
Re: DataGrid Help . . .
I got it. Geez, I'm solving all these problems myself. Maybe I should be the MVP.
I ended up getting the data back to the parent form using code in the parent from instead of pushing it to the parent form from the child form with the datagrid.
Simpler than beans, there's a button on the child form that says "Select" but all it really does is closes the child form because the data has already been returned to the parent form once a row is selected ; here's the whole routine:
VB Code:
Public Sub btnCustomerSearch_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles btnCustomerSearch.Click
Dim srch As String
Dim sqls As String
Dim dss As New DataSet
Dim das As New Odbc.OdbcDataAdapter
Dim csreturn As New PartsLifeCycleManager.frmCustSearch
srch = txtCustomerSearch.Text
sqls = "SELECT * FROM customer WHERE LOWER(customername) LIKE %" & srch.ToLower & "% ORDER BY customername ASC;"
das = New Odbc.OdbcDataAdapter(sqls, con)
dss.Clear()
das.Fill(dss, "customer")
If dss.Tables("customer").Rows.Count < 1 Then
MessageBox.Show("No record found", "No Record", MessageBoxButtons.OK)
Exit Sub
Else
csreturn.grdCustSearchResults.DataSource = dss.Tables("customer")
csreturn.ShowDialog()
txtCustomerName.Text = csreturn.grdCustSearchResults.Item(csreturn.grdCustSearchResults.CurrentRowIndex, 0)
txtCustomerNumber.Text = csreturn.grdCustSearchResults.Item(csreturn.grdCustSearchResults.CurrentRowIndex, 1)
txtCustomerAddress.Text = csreturn.grdCustSearchResults.Item(csreturn.grdCustSearchResults.CurrentRowIndex, 2)
txtCustomerAddress2.Text = csreturn.grdCustSearchResults.Item(csreturn.grdCustSearchResults.CurrentRowIndex, 3)
txtCustomerPOBox.Text = csreturn.grdCustSearchResults.Item(csreturn.grdCustSearchResults.CurrentRowIndex, 4)
txtCustomerCity.Text = csreturn.grdCustSearchResults.Item(csreturn.grdCustSearchResults.CurrentRowIndex, 5)
txtCustomerState.Text = csreturn.grdCustSearchResults.Item(csreturn.grdCustSearchResults.CurrentRowIndex, 6)
txtCustomerZip.Text = csreturn.grdCustSearchResults.Item(csreturn.grdCustSearchResults.CurrentRowIndex, 7)
txtCustomerContact.Text = csreturn.grdCustSearchResults.Item(csreturn.grdCustSearchResults.CurrentRowIndex, 8)
txtCustomerPhone.Text = csreturn.grdCustSearchResults.Item(csreturn.grdCustSearchResults.CurrentRowIndex, 9)
txtCustomerNotes.Text = csreturn.grdCustSearchResults.Item(csreturn.grdCustSearchResults.CurrentRowIndex, 10)
txtCustomerLastUpdate.Text = csreturn.grdCustSearchResults.Item(csreturn.grdCustSearchResults.CurrentRowIndex, 11)
txtCustomerUpdatedBy.Text = csreturn.grdCustSearchResults.Item(csreturn.grdCustSearchResults.CurrentRowIndex, 12)
chkCustShipTo.Checked = csreturn.grdCustSearchResults.Item(csreturn.grdCustSearchResults.CurrentRowIndex, 13)
chkCustKeepInventory.Checked = csreturn.grdCustSearchResults.Item(csreturn.grdCustSearchResults.CurrentRowIndex, 14)
csreturn.Dispose()
das.Dispose()
dss.Dispose()
End If
End Sub
Last edited by milkmood; May 24th, 2005 at 05:28 PM.
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