Listview Multiselect Again

I have 1 listview control and 1 ordinary listbox - I need to populate the ordinary listbox with only those that are selected in the listview.

thanks

try this

VB Code:

Private Sub Command1_Click()
    Dim li As ListItem
    
    List1.Clear
    For Each li In ListView1.ListItems
        List1.AddItem li.Text
    Next li
    
    Set li = Nothing
End Sub

darrel

:)

The code that Darre1 posted will add all items to the listbox, try this instead to only add selected items.


Private Sub Command1_Click()
Dim li As ListItem

List1.Clear
For Each li In ListView1.ListItems
If li.Selected Then List1.AddItem li.Text
Next li

Set li = Nothing
End Sub

thank you

I have another Question on listview Multiselect anyone up for it?
Its too tricky for me

If you don't post it, we can't answer it :p

ok......
I have 3 listview controls named lstMain, lstSub1 and lstSub2 and a normal list box.
Each listview control is populated with approx 200 entries (data from database) – all entries are 3 digit numbers. (data type Long)

I have the following code that populates the list1 control with all the selected entries.

VB Code:

Private Sub lstSub2_Click()
 
Dim li_items As ListItem
        List1.Clear
 
For Each li_items  In lstSub2.ListItems
 
If li_items.Selected Then List1.Additem lstMain.SelectedItem.Text & lstSub1.SelectedItem.Text & li_items.Text
 
Next li_items
       
Set li_items = Nothing
 
End sub

The above works fine – but I now have to allow for multiple selections in ALL listview boxes.

For example:

LstMain may have 2 items selected
LstSub1 may also have 2 items selected and
LstSub2 may have 3 items selected.

Therefore I will need a few loops to iterate through each of the boxes. I’m not sure how to do it.

Example:

LstMain (items 2 and 9 are selected)
LstSub1 (items 3 and 4 are selected)
LstSub2 (items 3, 4 and 5 are selected)
So the data in List1 should be as follows:

Results in the List1:
LstMain(item 2) & LstSub1(item 3) & LstSub2(item3)
LstMain(item 2) & LstSub1(item 3) & LstSub2(item4)
LstMain(item 2) & LstSub1(item 3) & LstSub2(item5)
LstMain(item 2) & LstSub1(item 4) & LstSub2(item3)
LstMain(item 2) & LstSub1(item 4) & LstSub2(item4)
LstMain(item 2) & LstSub1(item 4) & LstSub2(item5)

LstMain(item 9) & LstSub1(item 3) & LstSub2(item3)
LstMain(item 9) & LstSub1(item 3) & LstSub2(item4)
LstMain(item 9) & LstSub1(item 3) & LstSub2(item5)
LstMain(item 9) & LstSub1(item 4) & LstSub2(item3)
LstMain(item 9) & LstSub1(item 4) & LstSub2(item4)
LstMain(item 9) & LstSub1(item 4) & LstSub2(item5)

Please respond if I’ve not explained it well enough.

Thanx

VB Code:

Private Sub lstSub2_Click()
Dim lvwMainItem As ListItem
Dim lvwFirstItem As ListItem
Dim lvwSecondItem As ListItem        
   List1.Clear
   For Each lvwMainItem In lstMain
      If lvwMainItem.Selected Then
         For Each lvwFirstItem In lstSub1
              If lvwFirstItem.Selected Then 
                 For Each lvwSecondItem In lstSub2
                    If lvwSecondItem.Selected Then
                       List1.AddItem lvwMainItem.Text & " " & lvwFirstItem.Text & " " lvwSecondItem.Text
                    End If
                 Next
             End If
         Next
      End If   
   Next
End sub

Think the above might work...Haven't tried it in VB, but I am almost sure it will work :)

Did it work?

Error msg: Object doesnt support this Property or method:
Run-Time Error 438

When i debug i noticed it stops on the following line.
For Each lvwMainItem In lstMain.

I dont particularly want to use another version of this control as it may create too much work.

thanx

Strange...:confused:
I'll have another look at it now...but that is how to do it, I am almost positive :)

well if it doesn't work, you should still get a few points just more making a pretty if cluster :D

Hey, that looks wierd :)
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Having a crappy day, huge DLL with Huge OCX with Huge UI :(
Almost got them all working together...*sigh* Once it's doen it will be VERY easy to maintain and update, it's just getting there 1st...

Hey, that looks wierd :)
I have just viewed the pattern again, and it looks like a flying swan, how cool is that. :cool:

Having a crappy day, huge DLL with Huge OCX with Huge UI :(
Almost got them all working together...*sigh* Once it's doen it will be VERY easy to maintain and update, it's just getting there 1st...
Oh, and just put in an offer for a Grade 2 Listed cottage :) 65k, they will tell me at the weekend if I have got it...

wow, must have been some promotion :D

i've got a little dream of designing my own house some day. way into the future mind you though - im only 22 :)

I am 26 and after failing a 5 year Electronic Eng Uni degree at Sheffield I was well stuck. I have worked hard to learn almost every aspect of VB, which gets used in the business environment and I always said that after 2 years I will be on more than 20k. After 20 months I have managed that, and very easily too :) Within 2 years I will be on 35K+, plus if I do this house up that I am hoping to buy then I will make around 30k on the sale of that.
Things are just starting to go right....at last :(

I don't even own a comp at home :) That's how much I hate them. Take your typical comp programmer, and I am at the other end of the scale, clubbing, drugs (Hmmmmm Alcohol is a drug :) ), drink, women, travelling, karate, football and many other sports...blah, blah, blah. most of that is going to have to stop since I am supposed to be a responsible adult moving into a country cottage :( *sigh* Still in University mode....

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well i messed up at school and college (had a lot of issues that took up a lot of my time (teenagers - pah!) and then i decided to pull me act together, now i'm doing ok! :)

i'm kinda in the middle though, love computers, but also love football, gym and especially music - listening to it, playing it, whatever :D

Getting back to the thread...
You'll need

VB Code:

For Each lvwMainItem In lstMain.listitems

...I think.

(My life story can wait for another day - it's too dull, but suffice it to say I'm not a stereotypical nerd: I don't like computers for the sake of computers but I do like making them do something useful...)

Thats it!

Thanks alot

That's exactally what I put....hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm :(

All the above examples were implimented into my ocx control and worked fine....

I have added this control with another group of controls (no change in the code OR Data) and am now getting a runtime error 13 and this line:

For Each lvwMainItemW In lvwDep.ListItems

Why is this?

It dosnt happen when its in the original project.

:confused:

thanx

That's a Type Mismatch error.

Make sure lvwMainItemW is defined as a ListItem,
and lvwDep is a ListView.