I am able to populate a ListView with several detail lines (several
columns). When finished, I would like to pre-select the first item in the
list (before the user interacts with the list). This way, if a user clicks
on the OK button, there will be a default selection.
I know how to use ListView.Select edItems to get the selection,
I just don't know how to make an item be selected without the
user actually clicking on a line.
For a ListBox, I could use ListBox.SetSele cted (0, true). I am looking
for an equivalent function for ListView.
Any suggestions? This has to be a trivial problem, but I cannot find
anything in the documentation that tells me what property to set (or how to
set it)
Thanks.. 1 3410
Hi Bob,
The items in a listview are a collection of
listviewitems. They can be accessed individually by
specifying which item you want to change, like this:
lsvTest.Items[0].Selected = true;
where the index if Items is the index of the item in the
list. So this code will select the first item in the
list.
Doug -----Original Message----- I am able to populate a ListView with several detail
lines (severalcolumns). When finished, I would like to pre-select the
first item in thelist (before the user interacts with the list). This
way, if a user clickson the OK button, there will be a default selection.
I know how to use ListView.Select edItems to get the
selection,I just don't know how to make an item be selected
without theuser actually clicking on a line.
For a ListBox, I could use ListBox.SetSele cted (0,
true). I am lookingfor an equivalent function for ListView.
Any suggestions? This has to be a trivial problem, but
I cannot findanything in the documentation that tells me what
property to set (or how toset it)
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