On Thu, Oct 29, 2009 at 7:07 AM, John <[email protected]> wrote: > > If you are using ClassDesigner make sure your grid control's 'DataSource' > contains a value such as "AddEvent" (I think that's the name of one of the > tables) and that you add a database field value for each of the grids > columns 'DataField'. The Dabo framework will fill the grid with data. Of > course the same is true if you hand code your forms. > > John, thanks for your help! One question I have about setting a dGrid control's DataSource - when using ClassDesigner, is it better to assign the DataSource within the Object Properties (thereby putting it into the XML definition of the control) or by using the control's initProperties() method? It may just be my system but ClassDesigner seems a bit "quirky" in some of the Object Properties fields in that sometimes I get a boolean checkbox instead of what should be a string value and this has me thinking perhaps it is better to put that in the initProperties() method instead.
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