Add own ColumnHeader to an extended ListView trough the designer

[Fabian_20]

Hello everybody,

sry for the bad title :).

I created an extended ListView with an extended ColumnHeader. If i add
a new ColumnHeader through the designer, it appears on the left side of
the editor and i can set my own properties. But when i click the
ok-button, the code ist not generated in the for example
Form1.Designer.cs file, so the Columns won't appear in the ListView
(not at designtime nor at runtime).

I searched many hours and i thought i found the solution by adding the
designer property "[DesignerSerializationVisibility(
DesignerSerializationVisibility.Content )] ", but this wont work for
me. I don't know, what i do wrong.

Can anyone help me with this problem, show me code or links with
information?
Many thx and bye,
Fabian D.

[Peter Ritchie]

Is your ListView.View property set to "Details"?

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"Fa*******@gmx.de" wrote:

Hello everybody,

sry for the bad title :).

I created an extended ListView with an extended ColumnHeader. If i add
a new ColumnHeader through the designer, it appears on the left side of
the editor and i can set my own properties. But when i click the
ok-button, the code ist not generated in the for example
Form1.Designer.cs file, so the Columns won't appear in the ListView
(not at designtime nor at runtime).

I searched many hours and i thought i found the solution by adding the
designer property "[DesignerSerializationVisibility(
DesignerSerializationVisibility.Content )] ", but this wont work for
me. I don't know, what i do wrong.

Can anyone help me with this problem, show me code or links with
information?
Many thx and bye,
Fabian D.