There aren't any good analogues for the ASP+ / web based application in
Windows Forms.
You could create user controls that represent your various form pages and
instead of doing Response.Redirect your application would remove one control
and dynamically substitute another.
There is nothing in Windows Forms that really equates to tables or repeaters
unless you roll your own.
The DataGrid is designed for tabular data such as datasets and XML and they
don't allow the flexibility that you have in say a repeater which can have
as complex a layout as you like for each row.
The two application philosophies are totally different. You'll have to think
differently on the application.
--
Bob Powell [MVP]
Visual C#, System.Drawing
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"Dave Harrington" <Dave Harrington@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
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[quoted text, click to view] >I am taking an ASP.NET application offline (into a windows forms app) and I
> was wondering if anyone can help me in two particular areas.
>
> 1 - On the web, Response.Redirect directs you to a different web form.
> However, in windows, all I can find is Form.Show, which opens a form in a
> new
> window. Is there a way to move between forms in windows and stay within
> the
> same application window.
>
> 2 - Most of the content in my ASP application is loaded dynamically, and I
> use an HTML table to load text, images, and other media. Is there a
> similar
> control in windows? I havent found anything besides a datagrid, and the
> only
> application I've ever used a datagrid for is a message board-type app.
>
> Any help on either front would be greatly appreciated, as both of these
> problems are causing some down time in my development
>
> Thanks in advance!
>
