Combo box automatically assigns a value, when not wanted. C# Windows Forms
I'm having this issue with ComboBox controls. I select a value for the combo box (Already pre-setted) and it AUTOMATICALLY assigns the same value to another ComboBox next to it. Despite their data source is the same List, I want to select two different values (from that same list) for those two combo boxes.
cmbEmpresas.DataSource = Empresa.listaDeEmpresas;
cmbEmpresas.DisplayMember = "NombreEmpresa"; //This works OK
cmbLlegada.DataSource = Locacion.listaDeLocaciones;
cmbLlegada.DisplayMember = "Ciudad";
//These two represent a starting and arriving location for a trip
//they both have objects of the type "Locación"
cmbSalida.DataSource = Locacion.listaDeLocaciones;
cmbSalida.DisplayMember = "Ciudad";
As it is shown in the previous image, both cmbLlegada and cmbSalida have the same value, I did not want this to happen, I just selected cmbSalida's value and it automatically changed cmbLlegada's value.
c# .net forms winforms
edited Nov 21 at 6:45
Lennart
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juanzitelli
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I'm having this issue with ComboBox controls. I select a value for the combo box (Already pre-setted) and it AUTOMATICALLY assigns the same value to another ComboBox next to it. Despite their data source is the same List, I want to select two different values (from that same list) for those two combo boxes.
cmbEmpresas.DataSource = Empresa.listaDeEmpresas;
cmbEmpresas.DisplayMember = "NombreEmpresa"; //This works OK
cmbLlegada.DataSource = Locacion.listaDeLocaciones;
cmbLlegada.DisplayMember = "Ciudad";
//These two represent a starting and arriving location for a trip
//they both have objects of the type "Locación"
cmbSalida.DataSource = Locacion.listaDeLocaciones;
cmbSalida.DisplayMember = "Ciudad";
As it is shown in the previous image, both cmbLlegada and cmbSalida have the same value, I did not want this to happen, I just selected cmbSalida's value and it automatically changed cmbLlegada's value.
c# .net forms winforms
edited Nov 21 at 6:45
Lennart
5,970125065
asked Nov 21 at 4:02
juanzitelli
61
2
If the datasource is the same, controls bound to it will act the same. To make them independent, use someDataViews built from the same datasource
– WelcomeOverflow
Nov 21 at 4:04
As the comment above ^^^. You can clone your data source
– T.S.
Nov 21 at 4:18
Oh... Can tyou pass the code of that? haha just as reference
– juanzitelli
Nov 21 at 18:54
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I'm having this issue with ComboBox controls. I select a value for the combo box (Already pre-setted) and it AUTOMATICALLY assigns the same value to another ComboBox next to it. Despite their data source is the same List, I want to select two different values (from that same list) for those two combo boxes.
cmbEmpresas.DataSource = Empresa.listaDeEmpresas;
cmbEmpresas.DisplayMember = "NombreEmpresa"; //This works OK
cmbLlegada.DataSource = Locacion.listaDeLocaciones;
cmbLlegada.DisplayMember = "Ciudad";
//These two represent a starting and arriving location for a trip
//they both have objects of the type "Locación"
cmbSalida.DataSource = Locacion.listaDeLocaciones;
cmbSalida.DisplayMember = "Ciudad";
As it is shown in the previous image, both cmbLlegada and cmbSalida have the same value, I did not want this to happen, I just selected cmbSalida's value and it automatically changed cmbLlegada's value.
c# .net forms winforms
edited Nov 21 at 6:45
Lennart
5,970125065
asked Nov 21 at 4:02
juanzitelli
61
I'm having this issue with ComboBox controls. I select a value for the combo box (Already pre-setted) and it AUTOMATICALLY assigns the same value to another ComboBox next to it. Despite their data source is the same List, I want to select two different values (from that same list) for those two combo boxes.
cmbEmpresas.DataSource = Empresa.listaDeEmpresas;
cmbEmpresas.DisplayMember = "NombreEmpresa"; //This works OK
cmbLlegada.DataSource = Locacion.listaDeLocaciones;
cmbLlegada.DisplayMember = "Ciudad";
//These two represent a starting and arriving location for a trip
//they both have objects of the type "Locación"
cmbSalida.DataSource = Locacion.listaDeLocaciones;
cmbSalida.DisplayMember = "Ciudad";
As it is shown in the previous image, both cmbLlegada and cmbSalida have the same value, I did not want this to happen, I just selected cmbSalida's value and it automatically changed cmbLlegada's value.
c# .net forms winforms
c# .net forms winforms
edited Nov 21 at 6:45
Lennart
5,970125065
asked Nov 21 at 4:02
juanzitelli
61
edited Nov 21 at 6:45
Lennart
5,970125065
asked Nov 21 at 4:02
juanzitelli
61
edited Nov 21 at 6:45
Lennart
5,970125065
edited Nov 21 at 6:45
Lennart
5,970125065
edited Nov 21 at 6:45
Lennart
5,970125065
5,970125065
asked Nov 21 at 4:02
juanzitelli
61
asked Nov 21 at 4:02
juanzitelli
61
asked Nov 21 at 4:02
juanzitelli
61
61
2
If the datasource is the same, controls bound to it will act the same. To make them independent, use someDataViews built from the same datasource
– WelcomeOverflow
Nov 21 at 4:04
As the comment above ^^^. You can clone your data source
– T.S.
Nov 21 at 4:18
Oh... Can tyou pass the code of that? haha just as reference
– juanzitelli
Nov 21 at 18:54
add a comment |
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If the datasource is the same, controls bound to it will act the same. To make them independent, use someDataViews built from the same datasource
– WelcomeOverflow
Nov 21 at 4:04
As the comment above ^^^. You can clone your data source
– T.S.
Nov 21 at 4:18
Oh... Can tyou pass the code of that? haha just as reference
– juanzitelli
Nov 21 at 18:54
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If the datasource is the same, controls bound to it will act the same. To make them independent, use some
DataViews built from the same datasource– WelcomeOverflow
Nov 21 at 4:04
If the datasource is the same, controls bound to it will act the same. To make them independent, use some
DataViews built from the same datasource– WelcomeOverflow
Nov 21 at 4:04
As the comment above ^^^. You can clone your data source
– T.S.
Nov 21 at 4:18
As the comment above ^^^. You can clone your data source
– T.S.
Nov 21 at 4:18
Oh... Can tyou pass the code of that? haha just as reference
– juanzitelli
Nov 21 at 18:54
Oh... Can tyou pass the code of that? haha just as reference
– juanzitelli
Nov 21 at 18:54
add a comment |
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If the datasource is the same, controls bound to it will act the same. To make them independent, use some
DataViews built from the same datasource– WelcomeOverflow
Nov 21 at 4:04
As the comment above ^^^. You can clone your data source
– T.S.
Nov 21 at 4:18
Oh... Can tyou pass the code of that? haha just as reference
– juanzitelli
Nov 21 at 18:54