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Hi Beth,

Since I don't know what day your birthday is, I'm going to send you birthday wishes everyday till the end of the month :-P just kidding!!!

Although, because I don't know what day your birthday is, I WILL say happy birthday now and I hope you have a good one and many more to come.

Keep well,

-L

Oh yeah, and congrats of the article, can't wait to read it

Happy Birthday Beth and thank you for being so dedicated...your tutorials really helped me in my development process with MS stuff...

thanks a zillion :-)

Gilbert

Hi Beth,

Happy Birthday Beth!

I watched your How-do-I videos series on reportviewer. I like it very much but am missing something.

I have a parent children relationship Table where the parent table has a look up table and the children table also has a look up, I created a dataset with a datatable with the look up tables when i drag the parent field to the report it will show but the parent look up fields and the children are not visible on the report when i run it.

Please Help! am lost.

Note: When i create the dataset without the look up table everything is alright.

Thanks in Advance

Lookman

Lookman, does the database table to which the dataset it linked contain any data?

Hey Beth

Didn't understand much of what was going on in the magazine article, but I found it incredibly interesting nonetheless. Well done.

I bet when I get to that level when I do know what you're doing, I'll have no problems doing it thanks to you.

Regards,

Logan

Hey beth,

Thanks, I figured it out. the report datasource was set to the wrong bindingsource by VS.

I am watching you wpf videos series now, its cool.

Beth,

Great article. It was one of the first ones I read when I got my copy. I do have a quick (I hope) question. I was wondering if there was a way to implement this feature without XML Literals, specifically, loading the XML from, say a database. The case I'm thinking of is in customizable applications, where all of the elements are in the database, and I could pick and pull the needed elements based on the screen configuration. Or is something like that not really feasable?