Listview Insertion Mark Invisible When There's Groups?
Oct 27, 2009
Update: (Please vote to close) This question is unresolved, and is likely a list view bug.It can be replicated by using the example code from the MSDN link below, and adding this code after the list view initialization code:
I am using Visual Studio/VB.NET 2008 and have a NumericUpDown control on Windows Form. I am forcing user to use Up/Down buttons to change the value, preventing direct entry of a value. This is accomplished be setting the ReadOnly property to True - so far so good. Is there a way to prevent the Insertion Mark from displaying? The Insertion Mark makes it look like the value can be edited, which is not possible with ReadOnly True.
I state that I am Italian and I am using a translator.
I have a problem that I can not fix.
I have a listview with a group. The property view is SmallIcon
On my windows xp everything works perfectly, but I tried the same thing on Windows 7, and I have this problem: When I add a bit of items in the listview I have some strange display problems, no errors.I made some screenshots to let you know
I want to know if it is possible to nest groups within a listview. I started with a listview in my application that contains list types and this worked fine. I have now been asked to group by Product, then Week Commencing and finally by List Type; This would envolve a 3 group nest and i just cant figure out how to do it (if at all possible).
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If what I am trying to accomplish is beyond the listview control, can anyone suggest a possible avenue to explore?
Any snippet of code for adding groups at run-time to a listview. I am currently listing books (and stats) without groups via the following code which is executed in a loop (one pass per book title).
The listview is set to details view. What I want to do is group the book titles by series. For example, books by Michael Connelly may be grouped by "Harry Bosch", "Jack McEvoy", "Mickey Haller", etc. I can create a new group for each new series by groupnum += 1 group = New ListViewGroup("group" & groupnum, _ System.Windows.Forms.HorizontalAlignment.Left) group.Name = "group" & groupnum group.Header = series But I cannot find how to add the group to the listview and add the new item to the associated group.
on button.click event,Dim category As New ListViewGroup(cbType.Text) If Listview.Groups.Contains(category) Then Arggh! this should work. Listview.Items.Add(lvi).Group = category
Else Listview.Groups.Add(category) Listview.Items.Add(lvi).Group = category End If
If cbType.Text was "Dog", it will add another "dog" group header every time I add an item having selected dog, when I want to add the item to the existing dog group.
I constructed a form with a listview and programatically added items and groups to it. It worked perfectly. I have now made it an MDI child form and the grouping disappears. I even removed my code and simply added groups and items through the form designer. The items display fine but not the groups.
i want to make the listview control collapsible to the groups alone. Like in Vista's My Computer, where only the group names are shown and then we click on the group to expand it
I am currently using VB 2008 and there is a form I'm using which contains a listview control. I am dynamically filling the listview with groups and items. After I fill it up, it is supposed to look like this:
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Each item is specific for each group. The problem I have is that when I maximize the form to full size, and everything expands, the items change positions into something like this:
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How can I make the listview keep the items in the "row" view always, instead of the "column" view whether I maximize or not?
I am currently using a DevExpress (10.2) Banded GridView within my Visual Studio 2010 project. It works great except I was have an area where I allow the user to choose which columns they want visible or invisible. I noticed that if I make all the columns within a band invisible the band still remains and gives an empty column in my grid. I was wondering if there is some way to automatically
Been looking at this for a few hours now, is it possible to insert into the FIRST line in a rich text box? I have a simple app that regularly copies a reference file to several PCs but I need to have the success/failure and timestamp visible, so I want to insert into the top line each time - ie. in descending order.
Im confused on how to write a code on checking duplicates before insertion on vb.net. I know the sequence on how to do it but its kinda confusing when writing a code.
1.) Create a query that will check if the mobile number already exists on the database
2.) If not, insert the new data
3.) Else, a message will prompt that "You are already registered".
writing this in PHP is kinda easy for me but in vb.net.. , unfortunately, not easy.. Im still a beginner on vb.net.
vb.net Using connection As New SqlConnection(strConnString) Using command As New SqlCommand(strQuery, connection) command.Parameters.AddWithValue("@CuserID", intUserID) command.Parameters.AddWithValue("@CstartTime", dtStartTime)
I've been trying to learn enough to develop the family tree diagram and making progress.[URL]..It illustrates many of the drawing, saving, re-opening, editing, drag/drop features that the family tree diagram would need, and is a good starting point.
To adapt this for the project, after searching for snippets online, I've tried to add dynamic insertion of a label as a start (eventually, it should be a textbox that the user, in runtime, can enter text into, save, re-open, edit). But, I can't get this to work. No errors display, but I must be doing something wrong.
Here's the label code which I've so far appended at the end:
I know you can do it with an WMI event or overriding WndProc and looking for the right messages, but i was wondering if there wasn't something hidden in the net framework that makes this task easyer.
I have recently been working on a number of sections of code that deal with the insertion of Nullable types into a database. As I'm sure anyone who has dealt with similar code will be aware of the annoyance of constantly writing conditional logic to deal with the insertion of nulls into a database. I.e.: MyValue.HasValue ? MyValue.Value : DBNull.Value; If(MyValue.HasValue, MyValue.Value, DBNull.Value) Basically I am just wondering why DBNull.Value exists and why Null simply couldn't be used?
I am having problem with my FYP that my application is based on the detection of Insertion and Removal of a device. I am aware that this would happen using Win32_VolumeChangeEvent class or WMI. (Please notify me if I am wrong). Kindly solve this problem and send the code for Console Application in VB.NET. Please do not send code in any script language or C#. Also to get the device information.
scardgetstatuschange DOES wait(timeout is set INFINITE by -1) for card-insertion after connecting the reader-device to the pc. After a card is being insterted the first time and removed again, it won't wait any longer and returns immediately everytime;
Actually in our project we create different database using vb form code..so this database is a chance of transferring to other users to use others database. so when we create the database it will insert the database name into the main database. Problem: One user who is accessing MS 2010 ACCESS has created a database and transferred into other PC where MS 2003 access available..when he is going to insert database name into main database which is transferred it is not inserting into main database exception is occured..
I'm using parameters on a SQL stored procedure to insert a record with data entered on a website form (and on the form I'm using VB.net). As of right now, the form works perfectly; the record is inserted. However, after the user hits the submit button, everything executes and then the page will basically refresh with emtpy values in all the fields. So I want to give the user some type of SUCCESS message, assuring the user the information was successfully entered into the database. So my question is: How can I verify that the record insertion was successful? I want to do this with the ExecuteNonQuery statement, because that's what I'm using.
Code is below: If Page.IsValid then Dim MyConn as SQLConnection= New SQLConnection("Blah") Dim MySQL As SQLCommand MySQL= New SqlCommand("proc_newWebEntry", MyConn) MySQL.CommandType = CommandType.StoredProcedure [Code] .....
I have dealt w/ SQL as back-end many times before, but this local CE database is driving me crazy. I have a dataset (CsDbDataSet) with my table (ServiceMonitor) all set up. I have the dataset configured for CRUD and everything looks just peachy there. The problem is that I cannot write directly to the table and have it show up. I don't get any kind of error, but when I run a SELECT statement on the table, I receive no data. Am I missing something?I am using the direct database access methods used herensert Method I am trying to use:
Dim ta As New CsDbDataSetTableAdapters.ServiceMonitorTableAdapter ta.InsertRecord("Test", Now.ToString, "TestSvc", "TestSvcVer", "TestSvcStat", "TestNote", "TestProgram")
I know you can do it with an WMI event or overriding WndProc and looking for the right messages, but i was wondering if there wasn't something hidden in the net framework that makes this task easyer.