I am trying to acheive the following:
In a datagrid, when the user edits a cell, I need to make the text bold so that the user is aware of all the changes before committing it to database. I followed the post in this link -enter link description here
Problem is that the code works fine on DataGridTextColumn and it doesn't make any changes to the DataGridTemplateColumn. I am new to WPF and owndering if anyone can shed some light on the same and point me in the right way of doing it.
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So here i was building a form in excel for work ya, and to make it easy on the eyes and fool proof i removed 90% of the UI. On that form i put some activex combo boxes. Everything was perfect, and then i tried to edit a cell after i entered in the data in that combo box, but low to my woes i couldnt.
It seemed that touching the combo box locked every other cell in the form. Flabbergasted i did some experimenting and found a way to isolate the issue. Thus i created a test environment for the error(doc linked below). When the UI is removed clicking the combobox locks all other cells. But when the UI is there, no issue happens. Furthermore it seems the formula bar being disabled is the cause.
Is this a bug, a programming error, or something else. I'm at a total lost and would appreciate any help.
My test File, for those how want to try it
When in edit mode shift+esc to hide UI, when hidden hold shift+ctrl then type edit to bring back UI.
I am wanting to add an image to the top or background of a listbox. I would like it to be visible on the screen, but more importantly is that it prints. Can someone help me with the code for this. I tried to see if you could add it through properties and don't see that option. I need the listbox not listview. Also I was wondering if it could be added as a string and the file referenced at the top of the listbox (when you right click the little arrow and click edit options? Can someone please help. I am working on a project and still very new at this.
You need to create a custom ListBox class and add the ability to draw a custom background by overriding the OnPaint event, like on:
Source: http://www.vbforums.com/showthread.php?416784-2005-ListBox-Background-Image
When form size is changed,webbrowser must change automatically with the form.
That is possible?
Sorry my english by the way.
if you need the code tell me i wil put him here.
I am a beginner at Xcode, and I am trying to make a suggestion box app. However, I don't know how to make it so that when someone adds text into my textView and presses submit, the text from the textView saves and is shown somewhere else in the app. To make it more clear,
1. The user adds text into the texView(needed to use textView because I need multiple lines) 2. When the user presses submit, the text from the textView saves inside a database. 3. I can see whatever is inside that database.
Thanks!
Yeah I have figured it out. Because it is a suggestion box app, I used a parse database, which is accessible to anyone who has the app.
Is it possible to have 2 areas of text in one cell such that each can have a different color? You can do this in crystal reports but I cannot see a way to do this in ReportViewer. What it is doing is essentially highlighting an important text fragment if it appears in a cell description to draw the users attention. I am fairly new to reportviewer so it for now I am assuming it's my lack of knowledge that is making this difficult. I am using VS2010.
Thanks.
Turns out VicarlnATutu wasn't quite right.
You can do this, but only if you are using VS2010 (which I am) because it includes the new SSRS rendering engine for SQL-Server 2008. This allows you to put some basic HTML into a field and have multiple formats in one cell. For more info see below:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc645967.aspx
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc627491.aspx
One thing that tripped me up is what they call a 'placeholder' in the MS documentation is the little bit of text inside the textbox control that shows up by default. You can select two different things on the control in VS2010. One is the textbox itself. Right clicking on the textbox gives you 'text box properties'. The other thing you can select is the default text INSIDE the textbox. Right clicking on this 'placeholder' text gives you a different context menu where you can select 'placeholder properties'. This is where you can change the cell to accept HTML.
No, unfortunately not. I don't know if there are custom controls out there for ReportViewer, but the built-in TextBox only supports setting color (be it Foreground or Background) for the entire thing.
ah, good to know. kind of a unintuitive way to tell a TextBox to display HTML, but nice to know that you can!