Visual Basic/VB, checkbox in ListView

checkbox in ListView

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Scott Terbus #1 / 3	checkbox in ListView I have a program called CleanSweep, in it they have a ListView that has a checkbox as part of one of the columns. Is there a way to do this in VB 5 with the existing ListView, if not is there a commercial ListView that would let me do this? I would like to have a checkbox in my ListView along with two other columns that do not have the checkbox. Any help would be appreciated, Scott -- Some days deserve a soundtrack, Some moments a theme song.
Tue, 17 Jul 2001 03:00:00 GMT

Jonathan Zulawsk #2 / 3	checkbox in ListView The ListView with the check boxes comes with the Microsoft Common Controls 6.0... I'm not sure if this only ships with VB6 but you might try to find that file... Apart from that you can get really fancy and trap the item draw messages when the control is created and programatically add them to it... But, if you go to all that trouble it'd probably be cheaper to get the other control... Quote: >I have a program called CleanSweep, in it they have a ListView that has >a checkbox as part of one of the columns. Is there a way to do this in >VB 5 with the existing ListView, if not is there a commercial ListView >that would let me do this? I would like to have a checkbox in my >ListView along with two other columns that do not have the checkbox. >Any help would be appreciated, >Scott >-- >Some days deserve a soundtrack, >Some moments a theme song.
Tue, 17 Jul 2001 03:00:00 GMT

Adrian #3 / 3	checkbox in ListView <snip> \|Apart from that you can get really fancy and trap the item draw messages \|when the control is created and programatically add them to it... But, if \|you go to all that trouble it'd probably be cheaper to get the other \|control... No need to subclass. Good ol' SendMessage will do the trick. There's an example at http://www.mvps.org/vbnet/ , Code Library, Common Controls. ;-) Cool Hasta Luego Adrian Maull [MCSD]
Tue, 17 Jul 2001 03:00:00 GMT

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