VB 6 had scroll events for the ComboBox, but I don't see them, either in the documentation or the IDE intellisense.
Is this not available in .NET
I want to load up only the first so-many into the ComboBox, since there can be more than 100,000 values, then load up the next group when they scroll to the bottom of the current bunch. Is there some other way of doing this
(I tried search, but get an error.)
Peter.
ComboBox no longer has scroll events?
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ComboBox no longer has scroll events?
jrfinkel
Unfortunately there is no easy way to do this - the ComboBox Control does not support a "virtual" mode.
Joe Stegman
The Windows Forms Team
Microsoft Corp.
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