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Using the method of setting the width of the column to 0 then subclassing as described on http://www.vbforums.com/showthread.p...ighlight=cool, I was able to "hide" a listview collumn in vb6 without any problems, HOWEVER even with the upgrade wizard I cannot for the life of me get that code working in .NET.
Anyone here gotten it working, know how to get it to work, or know a completely different way that works? Thanx.
I often work with datasets that I display in listviews, and as that is so fast compared to get the data each time from a database I started to clear the listview and reload it with a new set of columns each time in .NET......
This works good if your not loading more than 200-300 records and if you use the ListView.BeginUpdate and Listview.EndUpdate to get rid of flicker. (As I see it it's seldom good manner to fill a listview with alot more than 300 record anyway, because its to much for the user to scroll through).
I don't know if your filling it with data from a database at all, but maybe this helped anyway....
No, Im not using a database but I did think of reloading the listview, would a collection be the best way to store the data?Quote:
Originally posted by Athley
I often work with datasets that I display in listviews, and as that is so fast compared to get the data each time from a database I started to clear the listview and reload it with a new set of columns each time in .NET......
This works good if your not loading more than 200-300 records and if you use the ListView.BeginUpdate and Listview.EndUpdate to get rid of flicker. (As I see it it's seldom good manner to fill a listview with alot more than 300 record anyway, because its to much for the user to scroll through).
I don't know if your filling it with data from a database at all, but maybe this helped anyway....