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AgentGray
Alright, let me start with the fact that I do not consider myself a true .net coder by any stretch of the imagination, but it's gotten into My boss's head that since I can code some basic database interface tools I should be more then capable to coding something significantly more complex then this.
I've got a weird issue, where I don't even know where to begin to deal with:
Database design:
Categories:
ID, Name
Data:
ID, Name
AdjCategories:
ID, CatID, DataID
ValuePairs -
ID, CatID, DataID, Property, Value
so....
basically
we have a category: Colors
we have a Data: Blue
we have an adjustment: Blue in Colors
we have a value pair: (Blue in Colors) Has a a Property: HexCode and a Value: #0000FF
The data structure's pretty set in stone, I've stripped out a lot of extra data to keep this simple as possible... because it's already one of the longest posts i've ever made on this forum ;) and I haven't gotten to the issue.
the way we want to display the info :
Where the form is allows the user to enter data into the Key/Value data.
Now I've nested a DataGrid inside a ListView to get the first two bits of the data displaying...more or less right... but how would I even handle the form? I am having a hard time figuring this out... and could use some help.
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