ListView Control

ListView Control

• inthefields

  Andreas Johansson wrote:

  You need to add the subitems to the item object. Here is some code that should work. Dim lvi as ListViewItem = ListView1.Items.Add("First item") lvi.SubItems.Add("First subitem") lvi.SubItems.Add("Second subitem") lvi = ListView1.Items.Add("Second item") lvi.SubItems.Add("First subitem on second item") lvi.SubItems.Add("Second subitem on second item")

  Ok now we are getting somewhere lol. All that shows up are the main items not the subitems. I have the View attribute on List

  ListView1.View = List

  
  
  

• FatherJack

  Hehe, don't worry.

  You have a Name property where you can associate it with a name. This will work as a key. You can ofcourse use a number but it will be converted to a string.

  lvi = ListView1.Items.Add("item1")
  lvi.Name = "I1"

  lvi = ListView1.Items("I1")

  
  
  

• Mr. Turner

  Try Details view instead.

  ListView1.View = Details

  
  
  

• wpSlider

  It is not so much to figure out, a ListView has Items, each Item can have SubItems

  SubItems is what you see in windows explorer when you have a detailed view. Everything after the filename are subitems.

  
  
  

• ebence

  Nothing shows up because Details view needs columns to be defined. I use MSDN as my source for information.

  ListView1.Columns.Add("col1")
  ListView1.Columns.Add("col2")
  ListView1.Columns.Add("col3")

  
  
  

• TRodS

  The SelectedItems gives an array of selected items. It can contain 0 items when there is no selections so you will have to check for that.

  If ListView1.SelectedItems.Count > 0 Then
  TextBox1.Text = ListView1.SelectedItems(0).Text ' or .Name if that is what you want
  End If

  
  
  

• nobsay

  Thank You Very Much

  Your gonna hate me lol. Isn't there a way to add a key to that first item I'm use to vb 6. This stuff is so diff than vb 6. Like first item would hold the key value of 1 second item would hold the key value of 2.

  
  
  

• Ramin

  Now nothing shows up. I can't even find anything on this subject when I search the web.
  
  

• ConfusedJohn

  Ok Mr. Andreas how would I reference that Another words:

  User Clicks on First Item "T1" on my form I also have a text box and "T1" would appear. If User clicks on second Item "T2" then "T2 would appear in the text box.

  Private Sub ListView1_SelectedIndexChanged(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles ListView1.SelectedIndexChanged

  Me.TextBox1.Text = Me.ListView1."What goes here "

  End Sub

  Thank you so much again. I'll quit bugging you soon.

  
  
  

• DevLady

  You need to add the subitems to the item object. Here is some code that should work.

  Dim lvi as ListViewItem = ListView1.Items.Add("First item")
  lvi.SubItems.Add("First subitem")
  lvi.SubItems.Add("Second subitem")
  lvi = ListView1.Items.Add("Second item")
  lvi.SubItems.Add("First subitem on second item")
  lvi.SubItems.Add("Second subitem on second item")

  
  

  
  
  

• Digitalboy

  Yeah I know but can't figure out how to get them there.

  ListView1.Items.Add("First Column")

  ListView1.Items.Subitems.Add("Second Column")

  I know this isn't right.

  
  
  
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