DataGrid Bug

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Nick asked 2017-07-25 16:47:00 UTC

When I a grid control edit colums and run project no problem, but  edit a column again on grid "desingname" property  not visible  and when I  project reopen  again visible.

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Frank (ITG) answered 2017-07-25 18:21:56 UTC

Hi Nick,

thanks for your bug report and screenshot.
I have tried to reproduce so far, but failed.
Does it only happen for MaskedTextBox columns or for all column types ? What Visual Studio version are you using ?
Can you please send me the code in InitializeComponent to frankATiceteagroup.com ?

Thanks in advance !

Best regards
Frank

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Nick answered 2017-07-25 20:51:00 UTC

Hi Frank

Step 1 : Use visual studio 2013

Step 2: Open web desktop Project

Step3: Add a grid control

Step 4: Add five random textbox column

Step 5 : Change a column desing Name  example :abc  after ok and save

Step 6 : Open grid of  another columns as edit. expamle colums2 desing name is not visible  , but name of  abc columns desing name is visible.

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Nick answered 2017-07-25 20:54:00 UTC

Step1: Use Visual Studio 2013

Step2: Open web desktop project.

Step3: Add a grid control on form

Step4: Edit columns add random five textbox columns after ok and save

Step 5: Again edit columns and change a columns change design name as abc after ok and save.

Step6: Again edit columns  and click another column desing name propery is not visible but changed name columns abc is visible.

Last Screen

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Nick answered 2017-07-25 20:55:00 UTC

And Test Project

https://www.sendspace.com/file/y7e7lg

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Frank (ITG) answered 2017-07-25 21:04:39 UTC

It seems, this attachment did not go through. Can you please check again ? Thx, Frank

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Frank (ITG) answered 2017-07-25 22:25:21 UTC

Nick,

Thank you for describing the steps. It still works here though (tested with VS 2013 and VS 2015).

Are you just saving or rebuilding ? Can you please try with rebuilding the code where you wrote save ?

Will keep trying to replicate that behavior here.

Best regards
Frank