Would like to use this Custom ListView Column Header class...

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Would like to use this Custom ListView Column Header class...

...but it is built for a Windows Forms app, and will not work on the Compact Framework 1.0 Smart Device.

(Link to Custom ListView Column Header Class)

All I would like to do is to be able to just use a ColumnHeader in the ListView to be able to use Images in the ColumnHeader.

What I was wondering was if you could help me strip out all the unnecessary code that is making the app fall over when run on a SmartDevice.

Hope you can help.

Thanks

Tryst



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Would like to use this Custom ListView Column Header class...

  • khiemvo

    Getting this to work on .NETCF would be a truly non-trivial task. .NETCF doesn't expose a lot of the stuff demonstrated in that code. You may be able to get it work, but it is not likely to happen using this forum as a medium for engagement.

    Among the things you'll need to do is determine the window handle for the listview header and hook it's WndProc and handle the WM_PAINT message. Here is something you may want to look into to get started:

    You can hook the underlying WM_PAINT message and do with it what you want.

    See this article for more information: "Subclassing controls in .NETCF 2.0"

    part 1: http://blogs.msdn.com/netcfteam/archive/2005/05/20/420551.aspx

    part 2: http://blogs.msdn.com/netcfteam/archive/2005/05/23/421143.aspx



  • Eng. Bajram Fejza

    Thanks for the insight, timg_msft, i will look into the provided articles.

    Tryst


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