eddieangel
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Perhaps an easier question,
What event triggers when I move from one record to the next using the bindingnavigator control?
Good day to you all,
I am trying to create an application that is similar to a Microsoft Access form in that it has text fields tied to the database, an image that changes per record, and a record navigator.
With that said, VS makes it easy to accomplish nearly all of those things, I have connected to my database and can change records using the record navigator. I have hit my hitch when trying to change the image based on the current record.
A couple bullet points:
1. What event should I use to trigger the change of the image, in Access it would be on_current.
2. How do I accomplish this from a code perspective?
To create what I have now I created the dataset using the VS tools, and then dragged the table from the dataset onto the form (In details view, not datagrid view), and added a picture box.
Thank you in advance for any help you can give.
Cheers
What event triggers when I move from one record to the next using the bindingnavigator control?
Good day to you all,
I am trying to create an application that is similar to a Microsoft Access form in that it has text fields tied to the database, an image that changes per record, and a record navigator.
With that said, VS makes it easy to accomplish nearly all of those things, I have connected to my database and can change records using the record navigator. I have hit my hitch when trying to change the image based on the current record.
A couple bullet points:
1. What event should I use to trigger the change of the image, in Access it would be on_current.
2. How do I accomplish this from a code perspective?
To create what I have now I created the dataset using the VS tools, and then dragged the table from the dataset onto the form (In details view, not datagrid view), and added a picture box.
Thank you in advance for any help you can give.
Cheers
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