how can i disable the buttons in datagridview? (ReadOnly properties doesn't work)

i have a datagridview with some rows that have edit and delete buttons,if user click on the edit button then i want to disable all the edit and delete buttons of all rows, i use ReadOnly properties in 2 ways but it doesn't help and the buttons are still clickable, there is my code, can anyone help? tnx.

foreach(DataGridViewRow row in grdWorkDayTime.Rows)

            {

                DataGridViewButtonCell btncell = (DataGridViewButtonCell)row.Cells[4]; //Cells[4] is edit button

                btncell.ReadOnly = true;

                row.Cells[5].ReadOnly = true; //Cells[5] is delete button

            }

edited Jan 19 at 10:15

asked Jan 19 at 9:31

mohamd J.A.

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Possible duplicate of Disabling the button column in the datagridview

– opewix
Jan 19 at 9:46

@opewix hi. i write this code at the end of function there is nothing after this to change it again, and i use ReadOnly properties just in this code ,nowhere else. idon't know what is wrong

– mohamd J.A.
Jan 19 at 10:13

You can try to follow official Microsoft guide docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/framework/winforms/controls/…

– opewix
Jan 19 at 10:30

@opewix i do what they say in that article and the color of my buttons looks like they are disable but when i click on them they work, they are still clickable, not completely disable. why they don't create a simple way to disable the buttons we are in 21st century :|

– mohamd J.A.
Jan 19 at 13:26

It is unclear “why” this requirement is needed. “Usually” if the rows in the grid have an “Edit” button column, then this is (usually) because there is more data than is displayed in the grid, or there is a lot of data (columns) in the row and not all data is displayed in the grid view. In either case, this “usually” would involve opening another window/form to allow the user to “edit” the “entire” row or “edit” data that may not be displayed in the grid. If this window/form is open with a “ShowDialog”, then the user would not be able to do “anything” outside of the “Edit” form.

– JohnG
Jan 20 at 4:42

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foreach(DataGridViewRow row in grdWorkDayTime.Rows)

            {

                DataGridViewButtonCell btncell = (DataGridViewButtonCell)row.Cells[4]; //Cells[4] is edit button

                btncell.ReadOnly = true;

                row.Cells[5].ReadOnly = true; //Cells[5] is delete button

            }

edited Jan 19 at 10:15

asked Jan 19 at 9:31

mohamd J.A.

216

2

Possible duplicate of Disabling the button column in the datagridview

– opewix
Jan 19 at 9:46

@opewix hi. i write this code at the end of function there is nothing after this to change it again, and i use ReadOnly properties just in this code ,nowhere else. idon't know what is wrong

– mohamd J.A.
Jan 19 at 10:13

You can try to follow official Microsoft guide docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/framework/winforms/controls/…

– opewix
Jan 19 at 10:30

@opewix i do what they say in that article and the color of my buttons looks like they are disable but when i click on them they work, they are still clickable, not completely disable. why they don't create a simple way to disable the buttons we are in 21st century :|

– mohamd J.A.
Jan 19 at 13:26

It is unclear “why” this requirement is needed. “Usually” if the rows in the grid have an “Edit” button column, then this is (usually) because there is more data than is displayed in the grid, or there is a lot of data (columns) in the row and not all data is displayed in the grid view. In either case, this “usually” would involve opening another window/form to allow the user to “edit” the “entire” row or “edit” data that may not be displayed in the grid. If this window/form is open with a “ShowDialog”, then the user would not be able to do “anything” outside of the “Edit” form.

– JohnG
Jan 20 at 4:42

|
show 3 more comments

foreach(DataGridViewRow row in grdWorkDayTime.Rows)

            {

                DataGridViewButtonCell btncell = (DataGridViewButtonCell)row.Cells[4]; //Cells[4] is edit button

                btncell.ReadOnly = true;

                row.Cells[5].ReadOnly = true; //Cells[5] is delete button

            }

edited Jan 19 at 10:15

asked Jan 19 at 9:31

mohamd J.A.

216

foreach(DataGridViewRow row in grdWorkDayTime.Rows)

            {

                DataGridViewButtonCell btncell = (DataGridViewButtonCell)row.Cells[4]; //Cells[4] is edit button

                btncell.ReadOnly = true;

                row.Cells[5].ReadOnly = true; //Cells[5] is delete button

            }

c# datagridview

edited Jan 19 at 10:15

asked Jan 19 at 9:31

mohamd J.A.

216

edited Jan 19 at 10:15

asked Jan 19 at 9:31

mohamd J.A.

216

edited Jan 19 at 10:15

asked Jan 19 at 9:31

mohamd J.A.

216

asked Jan 19 at 9:31

mohamd J.A.

216

asked Jan 19 at 9:31

mohamd J.A.

216

2

Possible duplicate of Disabling the button column in the datagridview

– opewix
Jan 19 at 9:46

@opewix hi. i write this code at the end of function there is nothing after this to change it again, and i use ReadOnly properties just in this code ,nowhere else. idon't know what is wrong

– mohamd J.A.
Jan 19 at 10:13

You can try to follow official Microsoft guide docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/framework/winforms/controls/…

– opewix
Jan 19 at 10:30

@opewix i do what they say in that article and the color of my buttons looks like they are disable but when i click on them they work, they are still clickable, not completely disable. why they don't create a simple way to disable the buttons we are in 21st century :|

– mohamd J.A.
Jan 19 at 13:26

It is unclear “why” this requirement is needed. “Usually” if the rows in the grid have an “Edit” button column, then this is (usually) because there is more data than is displayed in the grid, or there is a lot of data (columns) in the row and not all data is displayed in the grid view. In either case, this “usually” would involve opening another window/form to allow the user to “edit” the “entire” row or “edit” data that may not be displayed in the grid. If this window/form is open with a “ShowDialog”, then the user would not be able to do “anything” outside of the “Edit” form.

– JohnG
Jan 20 at 4:42

|
show 3 more comments

2

Possible duplicate of Disabling the button column in the datagridview

– opewix
Jan 19 at 9:46

@opewix hi. i write this code at the end of function there is nothing after this to change it again, and i use ReadOnly properties just in this code ,nowhere else. idon't know what is wrong

– mohamd J.A.
Jan 19 at 10:13

You can try to follow official Microsoft guide docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/framework/winforms/controls/…

– opewix
Jan 19 at 10:30

@opewix i do what they say in that article and the color of my buttons looks like they are disable but when i click on them they work, they are still clickable, not completely disable. why they don't create a simple way to disable the buttons we are in 21st century :|

– mohamd J.A.
Jan 19 at 13:26

It is unclear “why” this requirement is needed. “Usually” if the rows in the grid have an “Edit” button column, then this is (usually) because there is more data than is displayed in the grid, or there is a lot of data (columns) in the row and not all data is displayed in the grid view. In either case, this “usually” would involve opening another window/form to allow the user to “edit” the “entire” row or “edit” data that may not be displayed in the grid. If this window/form is open with a “ShowDialog”, then the user would not be able to do “anything” outside of the “Edit” form.

– JohnG
Jan 20 at 4:42

Possible duplicate of Disabling the button column in the datagridview

– opewix
Jan 19 at 9:46

@opewix hi. i write this code at the end of function there is nothing after this to change it again, and i use ReadOnly properties just in this code ,nowhere else. idon't know what is wrong

– mohamd J.A.
Jan 19 at 10:13

You can try to follow official Microsoft guide docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/framework/winforms/controls/…

– opewix
Jan 19 at 10:30

@opewix i do what they say in that article and the color of my buttons looks like they are disable but when i click on them they work, they are still clickable, not completely disable. why they don't create a simple way to disable the buttons we are in 21st century :|

– mohamd J.A.
Jan 19 at 13:26

It is unclear “why” this requirement is needed. “Usually” if the rows in the grid have an “Edit” button column, then this is (usually) because there is more data than is displayed in the grid, or there is a lot of data (columns) in the row and not all data is displayed in the grid view. In either case, this “usually” would involve opening another window/form to allow the user to “edit” the “entire” row or “edit” data that may not be displayed in the grid. If this window/form is open with a “ShowDialog”, then the user would not be able to do “anything” outside of the “Edit” form.

– JohnG
Jan 20 at 4:42

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