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Writing Event Handler for controls in a DataRepeaterItem
08 September 09 03:54 PM

In the MSDN Visual Basic Power Packs forum , I had an embarrassing reply on a DataRepeater event handling question, in which the user asked why his event handling code did not work. Here is the original question: “I want to be able to resize a textbox Read More...

Postedby John Chen | 0 Comments    

Filed under: VS2008, VS2010, WinForm, VB Power Packs

How to Workaround Sorting Errors when Updating Self-Referencing DataSet Tables with Visual Studio 2008 SP1
05 September 09 05:14 AM

Hierarchical update is an important feature of typed dataset that refers to the process of saving updated data back to a database while maintaining referential integrity rules. This feature is enhanced in Visual Studio 2008 by introducing a TableAdapterManger Read More...

Postedby Gavin Fu | 1 Comments    

Filed under: Typed Dataset, VS2008, SQL Server, WinForm

How to Change Appearance of all DataRepeater Items at Run Time
27 August 09 07:19 AM

DataRepeater control is one of the most important controls in Visual Basic PowerPacks . John Chen has recently posted a great blog about this control’s background and usage. As a complement, I want to talk about how to customize DataRepeater item appearance Read More...

Postedby Gavin Fu | 2 Comments    

Filed under: WinForm, VB Power Packs

DataRepeater Control for Windows Forms
12 August 09 01:44 PM

The DataRepeater control is available in the Visual Basic Power Packs . As Yun Feng introduced in his post , the Visual Basic Power Packs is included in Visual Studio 2008 Service Pack 1 and will also be shipped in Visual Studio 2010 . The DataRepeater Read More...

Postedby John Chen | 6 Comments    

Filed under: VS2008, VS2010, Data Binding, WinForm, VB Power Packs

Customize format of DateTime string in WPF and WinForm data binding
07 July 09 04:17 AM

Drag-and-drop data binding helps you build business applications very easily, however sometimes you still need to customize the layout or format after data binding is set. For example, I built a simple application to display all the Customers, and for Read More...

Postedby Yang Cao | 1 Comments    

Filed under: WPF, Data Binding, WinForm