atif <atif.aqeel@gmail.com>'s wild thoughts were released on
Mon, 28 Jul 2008 03:32:08 -0700 (PDT) bearing the following
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>Hi,
>I have used Listview control on some of my forms. There were some of
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>
>Suggestions please
I think you should consider a grid control rather than
trying to force the rather limited listview control to do
thinks it doesn't want to do.
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atif - 28 Jul 2008 12:54 GMT
On Jul 28, 5:20 pm, "Jan Hyde (VB MVP)"
<StellaDrin...@REMOVE.ME.uboot.com> wrote:
> I think you should consider a grid control rather than
I don't think built in grid controls support all the listed properties
e.g. Editing
If you know anyone please name
Jan Hyde (VB MVP) - 28 Jul 2008 15:26 GMT
atif <atif.aqeel@gmail.com>'s wild thoughts were released on
Mon, 28 Jul 2008 04:54:44 -0700 (PDT) bearing the following
fruit:
>On Jul 28, 5:20 pm, "Jan Hyde (VB MVP)"
><StellaDrin...@REMOVE.ME.uboot.com> wrote:
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>e.g. Editing
>If you know anyone please name
No they don't but it's easier to work around that it is with
the listview. We bought the VSflexgrid and that did
everything we needed.
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Jan Hyde
https://mvp.support.microsoft.com/profile/Jan.Hyde
Hi,
Go here: http://vcreations.net/product.asp?pid=1&cmdOK=Go
and download the Extended Listview OCX and it would does all you need
and more.
There are many other excellent controls created by this guy and best
of all: they are all FREE.
Cheer.
> Hi,
> I have used Listview control on some of my forms. There were some of
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>
> Suggestions please
atif - 29 Jul 2008 08:03 GMT
On Jul 29, 12:15 pm, Phil_12...@hotmail.com wrote:
> and download the Extended Listview OCX and it would does all you need
> and more.
No it doesn't
I require
1- Scroll event (scrolling via navigation keys + dragging scroll bars
+ pressing scroll buttons + clicking the area between scroll bar and
button) NO
2- Column resize event NO
3- Multi line (text being shown in multiline format for a single item)
NO
4- Paging (Data bound support) NO
5- Subitem Editing YES
> Hi,
> I have used Listview control on some of my forms. There were some of
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>
> Suggestions please
Take a look at our TList control.
TList will support
Scrolling
Scroll event
Scrolling by navigation keys
Scrolling by scrollbars
Scrolling by code
Column resize event ( We call it TitlesResize event)
Multiline Text - can be turned on and off for whole
data set or for individual items
Paging (Data bound support) -
Editing - several in place editing styles,
( text, checkbox, dropdown, incr/decr., date/time)
each customizable with different options
as well as full set of editing events
Background picture
Aligned, stretched, or tiled
While TList is NOT Databound, you can easily populate
from a database or capture events in response to data changes
and update your database. Also TList supports a Virtual mode
for loading only the rows as needed ( such as when user
scrolls )
TList can be configured as
List
Grid ( listview in report mode )
Tree
Tree / Grid ( collapsible grid )
Tree with sub grids
Check it out at
www.Bennet-Tec.com/BTProducts/TList/TList.htm
I'd be happy to answer any questions.
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atif - 30 Jul 2008 06:13 GMT
> Take a look at our TList control.
It is NOT FREE :)
However, i tried ComponentOne's VSFlexGrid (it is also not free) and
it supports all i need.
I found a problem with Data binding option, you don't have control
over column titles and their order unless you have your data source
with particular order and title.
I will try TList as well.