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  • John Sheppard
    #1

    Loop through all binding sources on a form

    Hello there,

    I was wondering if anyone knew how to loop through all binding sources on a
    form?

    I tried the below code but the me.controls collection doesnt return
    everything :(
    For Each obj As Object In Me.Controls

    If TypeOf (obj) Is BindingSource Then

    MessageBox.Show (obj.name)

    End If

    Next



    Thank you kindly for reading my message

    John Sheppard


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    • Cor Ligthert[MVP]
      #2
      Re: Loop through all binding sources on a form

      John,

      You need the me.bindingmanag er for this, however I could not find in a
      reasonable way (I am at home now) good information about this on MSDN.
      Maybe you can try it yourself.

      Cor

      "John Sheppard" <spam@nospam.co mschreef in bericht
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      Hello there,
      >
      I was wondering if anyone knew how to loop through all binding sources on
      a form?
      >
      I tried the below code but the me.controls collection doesnt return
      everything :(
      For Each obj As Object In Me.Controls
      >
      If TypeOf (obj) Is BindingSource Then
      >
      MessageBox.Show (obj.name)
      >
      End If
      >
      Next
      >
      >
      >
      Thank you kindly for reading my message
      >
      John Sheppard
      >
      >

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        • John Sheppard
          #3
          Re: Loop through all binding sources on a form

          Thanks cor...

          There is no me.bindingmanag er? Do you mean that I should be using the
          bindingmanager component instead of a binding source?

          I never have any luck with MSDN, I only ever seemed to find technical but
          usless information there...always found google to be more useful...

          Thank you
          John

          "Cor Ligthert[MVP]" <notmyfirstname @planet.nlwrote in message
          news:31C292A6-422E-4383-A275-61433AA1F81A@mi crosoft.com...
          John,
          >
          You need the me.bindingmanag er for this, however I could not find in a
          reasonable way (I am at home now) good information about this on MSDN.
          Maybe you can try it yourself.
          >
          Cor
          >
          "John Sheppard" <spam@nospam.co mschreef in bericht
          news:fu3mbb0t0@ news2.newsguy.c om...
          >Hello there,
          >>
          >I was wondering if anyone knew how to loop through all binding sources on
          >a form?
          >>
          >I tried the below code but the me.controls collection doesnt return
          >everything :(
          >For Each obj As Object In Me.Controls
          >>
          >If TypeOf (obj) Is BindingSource Then
          >>
          >MessageBox.Sho w(obj.name)
          >>
          >End If
          >>
          >Next
          >>
          >>
          >>
          >Thank you kindly for reading my message
          >>
          >John Sheppard
          >>
          >>
          >

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            • Cor Ligthert [MVP]
              #4
              Re: Loop through all binding sources on a form

              John,

              I could not come on the class either this morning, it is the
              bindingmanagerb ase and the me.bindingconte xt.

              Here you find some more infomration.

              http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/lib...ngcontext.aspx

              Cor

              "John Sheppard" <spam@nospam.co mschreef in bericht
              news:fu488c0inp @news2.newsguy. com...
              Thanks cor...
              >
              There is no me.bindingmanag er? Do you mean that I should be using the
              bindingmanager component instead of a binding source?
              >
              I never have any luck with MSDN, I only ever seemed to find technical but
              usless information there...always found google to be more useful...
              >
              Thank you
              John
              >
              "Cor Ligthert[MVP]" <notmyfirstname @planet.nlwrote in message
              news:31C292A6-422E-4383-A275-61433AA1F81A@mi crosoft.com...
              >John,
              >>
              >You need the me.bindingmanag er for this, however I could not find in a
              >reasonable way (I am at home now) good information about this on MSDN.
              >Maybe you can try it yourself.
              >>
              >Cor
              >>
              >"John Sheppard" <spam@nospam.co mschreef in bericht
              >news:fu3mbb0t0 @news2.newsguy. com...
              >>Hello there,
              >>>
              >>I was wondering if anyone knew how to loop through all binding sources
              >>on a form?
              >>>
              >>I tried the below code but the me.controls collection doesnt return
              >>everything :(
              >>For Each obj As Object In Me.Controls
              >>>
              >>If TypeOf (obj) Is BindingSource Then
              >>>
              >>MessageBox.Sh ow(obj.name)
              >>>
              >>End If
              >>>
              >>Next
              >>>
              >>>
              >>>
              >>Thank you kindly for reading my message
              >>>
              >>John Sheppard
              >>>
              >>>
              >>
              >
              >

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                • John Sheppard
                  #5
                  Re: Loop through all binding sources on a form

                  Thanks heaps cor...this looks like it might do the job, I will work through
                  it

                  Kind Regards
                  John Sheppard

                  "Cor Ligthert [MVP]" <notmyfirstname @planet.nlwrote in message
                  news:u$zxH66nIH A.4832@TK2MSFTN GP02.phx.gbl...
                  John,
                  >
                  I could not come on the class either this morning, it is the
                  bindingmanagerb ase and the me.bindingconte xt.
                  >
                  Here you find some more infomration.
                  >
                  http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/lib...ngcontext.aspx
                  >
                  Cor
                  >
                  "John Sheppard" <spam@nospam.co mschreef in bericht
                  news:fu488c0inp @news2.newsguy. com...
                  >Thanks cor...
                  >>
                  >There is no me.bindingmanag er? Do you mean that I should be using the
                  >bindingmanag er component instead of a binding source?
                  >>
                  >I never have any luck with MSDN, I only ever seemed to find technical but
                  >usless information there...always found google to be more useful...
                  >>
                  >Thank you
                  >John
                  >>
                  >"Cor Ligthert[MVP]" <notmyfirstname @planet.nlwrote in message
                  >news:31C292A 6-422E-4383-A275-61433AA1F81A@mi crosoft.com...
                  >>John,
                  >>>
                  >>You need the me.bindingmanag er for this, however I could not find in a
                  >>reasonable way (I am at home now) good information about this on MSDN.
                  >>Maybe you can try it yourself.
                  >>>
                  >>Cor
                  >>>
                  >>"John Sheppard" <spam@nospam.co mschreef in bericht
                  >>news:fu3mbb0t 0@news2.newsguy .com...
                  >>>Hello there,
                  >>>>
                  >>>I was wondering if anyone knew how to loop through all binding sources
                  >>>on a form?
                  >>>>
                  >>>I tried the below code but the me.controls collection doesnt return
                  >>>everything :(
                  >>>For Each obj As Object In Me.Controls
                  >>>>
                  >>>If TypeOf (obj) Is BindingSource Then
                  >>>>
                  >>>MessageBox.S how(obj.name)
                  >>>>
                  >>>End If
                  >>>>
                  >>>Next
                  >>>>
                  >>>>
                  >>>>
                  >>>Thank you kindly for reading my message
                  >>>>
                  >>>John Sheppard
                  >>>>
                  >>>>
                  >>>
                  >>
                  >>
                  >
                  >

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