This may not be related to LLBLgen, but I haven't seen it until I started using LLBLgen.

I have a collection that is bound to a datagrid.

The datagrid displays correctly with scroll bars, but the scroll bars are disabled. If I resize the form, the scroll bars magically become enabled.

Thanks for any suggestions...

Sorry, I probably should have posted this in the "Databinding and Gui controls" forum.

Here's a followup on what I've discovered...

I actually have several grids, each placed on different tabs in a tab control. The tab control is inside a panel.

If I set the panel.enabled = false, bind the data, and then set the panel.enabled = true, I get the strange scroll bar behavior. What's even stranger is that not all the grids are afflicted with the problem.

If I set the panel.enabled = true before I bind the data all appears well.

Just thought I'd pass that on.......

ToadFace wrote:

Here's a followup on what I've discovered...

I actually have several grids, each placed on different tabs in a tab control. The tab control is inside a panel.

If I set the panel.enabled = false, bind the data, and then set the panel.enabled = true, I get the strange scroll bar behavior. What's even stranger is that not all the grids are afflicted with the problem.

If I set the panel.enabled = true before I bind the data all appears well.

Just thought I'd pass that on.......

Good info. The databinding isn't really teh issue here I think, it's the controls themselves who don't behave properly when the parent control's enable flag is set. It's always a joy using .NET winforms controls