AD
Administrator
Syncfusion Team
February 27, 2004 06:49 PM UTC
What version are you using? In the latest 2.0 code base there are checks taht avoid this error in a lot of situations.
Are you dynamically changing the content of the datasource? If so, you might try calling gridListCOntrol.Grid.ResetVolatileData after making these changes in the datasource (and/or after setting the gridListControl.DataSource property).
Can you reproduce the problem in one of our samples, or can you post a sample project showing the problem so we work with the problem here? Or, if you use a debug build of our libraries, you could post the callstack. Maybe that would give some information.
JL
Jose Luis Melo
February 28, 2004 02:40 PM UTC
>What version are you using? In the latest 2.0 code base there are checks taht avoid this error in a lot of situations.
I''m using 1.6.1.8. Is the 2.0 version already release or still beta ?
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>Are you dynamically changing the content of the datasource? If so, you might try calling gridListCOntrol.Grid.ResetVolatileData after making these changes in the datasource (and/or after setting the gridListControl.DataSource property).
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Yes I''m changing the content dynamically.
ResetVolatileData didn''t solve.
>Can you reproduce the problem in one of our samples, or can you post a sample project showing the problem so we work with the problem here? Or, if you use a debug build of our libraries, you could post the callstack. Maybe that would give some information.
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I tryied to make a little sample(because the project is very big), but the the error didn''t happen.
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After making some experiences, I realised that I can solve this problem by setting gridListControl.Grid.HScroll to false. The HScroll appears in its usual size.... no error happens.
I realized too, that the error only happen when I hide the form, and then oppen it again... in fact, changing the grid''s content doesn''t make the error happen.
Thanks again,
my 2 cents...