This example explains an easy way to edit ListView subitems. A double click on the ListView.SubItem will visualize a TextBox overlaying the SubItem with same size. The entered signs will be written to the SubItem after TextBoxLostFocus event was raised (by clicking on the ListView control or hit RETURN key). The following Visual Basic code is to be inserted into a form (e.g.
Hi I am having harrowing time in adjusting listview for my requirements. I need to display 5 columns in listview. First and fourth columns will be represented by only checkboxes. Thes Developer Fusion - The global developer community for.NET and Java programmers.
The Form contains a TextBox, Button and ListView control. TextBox and Button are hidden (control.Visible = False) For the listview the following settings apply:. set ListView.FullRowSelect = True. set ListView.GridLines = True.
set ListView.Details = True.
Hello, In my application I have a form with a ListView control. I have three columns and I add text to each of those columns from three text boxes using a single Click Event. This works fine as long as I want to append the new items and subitems to the last line of my listView control. However, what I need sometimes is to edit the items and subitems at a specific row in the list. For example, I would like to select a certain row, add the items and subitems from the text boxes and have it add those items to that line, not the last line. My guess is that it could be done by identifying the index of a particular row and sending the items and subitems to that row based on the index. I expect that if there is already some item or subitem at that location, adding a new one will overwrite the existing one.
I know how to select a row and determine the index but I cannot figure out how to add the items to a row of that particular index. Can anyone help me?
This is my code.