Hello,
I have a standard ListView control with the CheckBox and MultiSelect
properties enabled. I have an ItemCheck event set up so I can do some work
every time an item is checked/unchecked. Let's assume I have two items in
the list. The weird part comes when I hold down the control key and select
(not check) the items one at a time. When I select the first one it works
fine. However, when I select the second one it does become selected, as
expected, but it also checks the first item and the ItemCheck event occurs.
By merely holding the control key down and selecting/deselecting various
entries I also can turn the checks on and off in a seemingly random fashion.
Is this a feature? If so, is there a clean way to turn it off?
Thanks,
Ray Mitchell Ra***************@MeanOldTeacher.com 4  1874 
"Ray Mitchell" <Ra*********@MeanOldTeacher.com> wrote in message
news:e5*******************@newsread1.news.pas.eart hlink.net... Hello,
I have a standard ListView control with the CheckBox and MultiSelect
properties enabled. I have an ItemCheck event set up so I can do some
work every time an item is checked/unchecked. Let's assume I have two items in
the list. The weird part comes when I hold down the control key and
select (not check) the items one at a time. When I select the first one it works
fine. However, when I select the second one it does become selected, as
expected, but it also checks the first item and the ItemCheck event
occurs. By merely holding the control key down and selecting/deselecting various
entries I also can turn the checks on and off in a seemingly random
fashion. Is this a feature? If so, is there a clean way to turn it off?
Thanks,
Ray Mitchell
Ra***************@MeanOldTeacher.com
I also noticed that if I double-click on an item (I also have a double-click
event) the check status toggles and an ItemCheck event occurs. All of this
must be correct behaviour that I just don't quite understand!
Ray,
Have you considered putting into your event logic a reference to the
selectedindex that called the action to determine what action you
would like to take?
~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Tommie Carter www.premiertechnology.com
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"Ray Mitchell" <Ra*********@MeanOldTeacher.com> wrote in message news:<by*******************@newsread1.news.pas.ear thlink.net>... "Ray Mitchell" <Ra*********@MeanOldTeacher.com> wrote in message
news:e5*******************@newsread1.news.pas.eart hlink.net... Hello,
I have a standard ListView control with the CheckBox and MultiSelect
properties enabled. I have an ItemCheck event set up so I can do some
work every time an item is checked/unchecked. Let's assume I have two items in
the list. The weird part comes when I hold down the control key and
select (not check) the items one at a time. When I select the first one it works
fine. However, when I select the second one it does become selected, as
expected, but it also checks the first item and the ItemCheck event
occurs. By merely holding the control key down and selecting/deselecting various
entries I also can turn the checks on and off in a seemingly random
fashion. Is this a feature? If so, is there a clean way to turn it off?
Thanks,
Ray Mitchell
Ra***************@MeanOldTeacher.com
I also noticed that if I double-click on an item (I also have a double-click
event) the check status toggles and an ItemCheck event occurs. All of this
must be correct behaviour that I just don't quite understand!
That would probably work, but I don't understand why the simple approach I
have taken doesn't work. Should I expect a double-click or a multiple
selection to also cause a check event? It just doesn't make sense.
"Tom Carter" <tc********@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:a4**************************@posting.google.c om... Ray,
Have you considered putting into your event logic a reference to the
selectedindex that called the action to determine what action you
would like to take?
~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Tommie Carter
www.premiertechnology.com
--
"Ray Mitchell" <Ra*********@MeanOldTeacher.com> wrote in message
news:<by*******************@newsread1.news.pas.ear thlink.net>... "Ray Mitchell" <Ra*********@MeanOldTeacher.com> wrote in message
news:e5*******************@newsread1.news.pas.eart hlink.net... Hello,
I have a standard ListView control with the CheckBox and MultiSelect
properties enabled. I have an ItemCheck event set up so I can do some
work every time an item is checked/unchecked. Let's assume I have two
items in the list. The weird part comes when I hold down the control key and
select (not check) the items one at a time. When I select the first one it
works fine. However, when I select the second one it does become selected,
as expected, but it also checks the first item and the ItemCheck event
occurs. By merely holding the control key down and selecting/deselecting
various entries I also can turn the checks on and off in a seemingly random
fashion. Is this a feature? If so, is there a clean way to turn it off?
Thanks,
Ray Mitchell
Ra***************@MeanOldTeacher.com
I also noticed that if I double-click on an item (I also have a
double-click event) the check status toggles and an ItemCheck event occurs. All of
this must be correct behaviour that I just don't quite understand!
That would probably work, but I don't understand why the simple approach I
have taken doesn't work. Should I expect a double-click or a multiple
selection to also cause a check event? It just doesn't make sense.
"Tom Carter" <tc********@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:a4**************************@posting.google.c om... Ray,
Have you considered putting into your event logic a reference to the
selectedindex that called the action to determine what action you
would like to take?
~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Tommie Carter
www.premiertechnology.com
--
"Ray Mitchell" <Ra*********@MeanOldTeacher.com> wrote in message
news:<by*******************@newsread1.news.pas.ear thlink.net>... "Ray Mitchell" <Ra*********@MeanOldTeacher.com> wrote in message
news:e5*******************@newsread1.news.pas.eart hlink.net... Hello,
I have a standard ListView control with the CheckBox and MultiSelect
properties enabled. I have an ItemCheck event set up so I can do some
work every time an item is checked/unchecked. Let's assume I have two
items in the list. The weird part comes when I hold down the control key and
select (not check) the items one at a time. When I select the first one it
works fine. However, when I select the second one it does become selected,
as expected, but it also checks the first item and the ItemCheck event
occurs. By merely holding the control key down and selecting/deselecting
various entries I also can turn the checks on and off in a seemingly random
fashion. Is this a feature? If so, is there a clean way to turn it off?
Thanks,
Ray Mitchell
Ra***************@MeanOldTeacher.com
I also noticed that if I double-click on an item (I also have a
double-click event) the check status toggles and an ItemCheck event occurs. All of
this must be correct behaviour that I just don't quite understand!
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