I stumbled upon a problem with the DataGrid control in .NET 2003. I'm using C# language. Here is what I did and the problem definition.
I create a new form and I place a DataGridcontrol inside. Then, I create a DataSet having one DataTable, and bind it with the DataGrid. I create a new thread, and in that thread, I update the DataTable by adding a new row per sec.
Running the program, I saw that the DataGrid updates properly, however, when the data exceeds the DataGrid screen and the vertical scrollbar should come up, two vertical scrollbars appear instead of one. The same thing occurs with the horizontal scrollbar.
Is there a way to overcome this problem
DataGrid double scrollbar problem
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DataGrid double scrollbar problem
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