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Re: Error - Cannot access a disposed object."

"Blame Microsoft". Who didn't see that coming? It's a valid assessment to be fair, but I'm sure there are people out there who are looking for a workaround rather than a place to direct their bug reports. For those people, just bear in mind that this issue is caused when a problematic control, maybe a DataGridView or a ToolStrip, is assigned a new parent

Posted to SandDock (Forum) by Ben on 10-11-2006
Re: Error - Cannot access a disposed object."

I have this issue in a number of SandDock applications at the moment and have been struggling to find a solution. From what I understand, the tooltip on the DataGridView has its internal Parent property set on creation and it does not get updated should the parent change. When you float a window, the contents is placed in a new, floating container.

Posted to SandDock (Forum) by Ben on 10-02-2006

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