Navigation in grids   

Please, can anyone tell me how can I know which table is currently being 
showed in a DataGrid, after the user has navigated?

The DataSource points to the main table, but when it has foreign keys 
constraints (and AllowNavigation is tru of course), and the parent table also 
has relationships with other table, the user can navigate forth and back, 
without the program knowing in which table the datagrid is in a given moment.

i didn't see any property that tells if the user is navigating back or 
forth, all I know is that the Navigate event is produced whenever the user 
navigates.

I'll appreciate whatever help you can give me...

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Thanks in advance

Rafael

date: Sat, 21 Jan 2006 13:01:02 -0800   author:   Rafael

RE: Navigation in grids   

Hi Rafael,

If I understand your question correctly, I think that what youare lookin for 
is the DataMember property of the DataGrid.

The DataMember property changes to the name of the relationship currently 
being navigated when a related table is displayed in the DataGrid control.

Hope this helps,
Norrie.



"Rafael" wrote:

> Please, can anyone tell me how can I know which table is currently being 
> showed in a DataGrid, after the user has navigated?
> 
> The DataSource points to the main table, but when it has foreign keys 
> constraints (and AllowNavigation is tru of course), and the parent table also 
> has relationships with other table, the user can navigate forth and back, 
> without the program knowing in which table the datagrid is in a given moment.
> 
> i didn't see any property that tells if the user is navigating back or 
> forth, all I know is that the Navigate event is produced whenever the user 
> navigates.
> 
> I'll appreciate whatever help you can give me...
> 
> -- 
> Thanks in advance
> 
> Rafael

date: Mon, 13 Mar 2006 07:45:38 -0800   author:   Norrie