Hi all,
I have a ListView control that has the CheckBoxes property set to true. Now, when the ListView gets displayed, the CheckBoxes get displayed in the first column along with the ListView Item text of each ListViewItem. Is there anyway I can get this CheckBox to be in its own column (whilst remaining as the first column in the ListView)
Thanks
Tryst
ListView, CheckBox Clumn issue.
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ListView, CheckBox Clumn issue.
MarkWilson
That has solved my problem. Its just a shame that you can't locked columns in a ListView.
Tryst
KaraB
You can fake a first column of CheckBoxes by adding Items to your ListView that have empty Text and making the Width of that first column small. Then, add the content in the SubItems collection of each item
HTH,
Yifung