I have a virtual ListView (VirtualMode set to true). To make it more
convenient for the users of the ListView to select its items, I've set the
ListView's CheckBoxes property to true. However, in virtual mode no
checkboxes appear. That is, when the View style is set to Details the text
labels are indented to make room for checkboxes, but no checkboxes are
displayed. Am I missing something?
I think this ought to be as straight forward as it is to select multiple
items in the ListView and access those items through the SelectedIndices
property of the ListView. Of course, the checked checkboxes would be
accessed through the CheckedIndices property.
So, to sum up; what I would like to know is whether checkboxes are supported
by a virtual ListView, and if so, what could be the reason I can't get it to
work?
Regards Carl Johansson
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see http://www.codeproject.com/useritems...irtualMode.asp
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I have a virtual ListView (VirtualMode set to true). To make it more
convenient for the users of the ListView to select its items, I've set the
ListView's CheckBoxes property to true. However, in virtual mode no
checkboxes appear. That is, when the View style is set to Details the text
labels are indented to make room for checkboxes, but no checkboxes are
displayed. Am I missing something?
I think this ought to be as straight forward as it is to select multiple
items in the ListView and access those items through the SelectedIndices
property of the ListView. Of course, the checked checkboxes would be
accessed through the CheckedIndices property.
So, to sum up; what I would like to know is whether checkboxes are
supported
by a virtual ListView, and if so, what could be the reason I can't get it
to
work?
Regards Carl Johansson
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