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agreed....with the line of reasoning from kaufmed<br />
how do you send/accept transactions to the dgv is it a win tool or a third party?<br />
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probably going to have to see all relevant code on this.
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agreed....with the line of reasoning from kaufmed
how do you send/accept transactions to the dgv is it a win tool or a third party?

probably going to have to see all relevant code on this.

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Mr. Davis thanks for the response.<br />
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This is a C# control that we use to display sales choices. &nbsp;We populate it using C# code. &nbsp;All of this is inside a C# solution. &nbsp;It looks like the form just doesn't redraw properly. &nbsp;<br />
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Thanks,<br />
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Jerry
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Mr. Davis thanks for the response.

This is a C# control that we use to display sales choices.  We populate it using C# code.  All of this is inside a C# solution.  It looks like the form just doesn't redraw properly.  

Thanks,

Jerry

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kaufmed!!<br />
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You were right on! &nbsp;I just replaced the &nbsp;control with a new one and all my troubles went away.<br />
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Thanks for all who posted.<br />
<br />
Jerry
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kaufmed!!

You were right on!  I just replaced the  control with a new one and all my troubles went away.

Thanks for all who posted.

Jerry

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After I run a credit card transaction and return to the main form imagine my surprise when a big red X covers the dgv with red borders and a white background. &nbsp;No dgv can be seen except for the place it is supposed to be<br />
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Any help would be appreciated.<br />
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Jerry
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After I run a credit card transaction and return to the main form imagine my surprise when a big red X covers the dgv with red borders and a white background.  No dgv can be seen except for the place it is supposed to be

Any help would be appreciated.

Jerry

a Red X covers my dgv after a credit card transaction.

C# is an object-oriented programming language created in conjunction with Microsoft’s .NET framework. Compilation is usually done into the Microsoft Intermediate Language (MSIL), which is then JIT-compiled to native code (and cached) during execution in the Common Language Runtime (CLR).