[RESOLVED] What control is it?

[pourkascheff]

In one of the VBForums threads I saw a screenshot:

Which seems to be a TreeView inside of a ListView I guess.
What is it exactly? Or if you dear contributors are not sure, how can we mimic one? Cause it is exactly a visualized hierarchy detailed-list view control that I'm looking for.

Thanks, Peace.✌️

[jmcilhinney]

I'm sure it's not the only example of such a control, but the TreeListView here is one option and may be what's in your screenshot..

[Niya]

Or if you dear contributors are not sure, how can we mimic one? Cause it is exactly a visualized hierarchy detailed-list view control that I'm looking for.

WPF can do stuff like that through styles and templates. You could put Treeviews in ListViews, ListViews in TreeViews, ComboBoxes in TreeViews in ListViews. You can mix and match however you want.

[Shaggy Hiker]

And there's always the possibility of a third party control.

[pourkascheff]

here is one option

Well documented place. Thanks.

WPF can do stuff like that through styles and templates.

So I assume we are unable to make this happen in WinForms yet. I may use oldschool spaced Tree/List views next to each other.

third party control.

Indeed.

[Niya]

So I assume we are unable to make this happen in WinForms yet.

It would be 10 times more difficult.

[jmcilhinney]

Well documented place. Thanks.


So I assume we are unable to make this happen in WinForms yet. I may use oldschool spaced Tree/List views next to each other.


Indeed.

The link I provided is to a third-party WinForms control.

[pourkascheff]

Right.
I have problem resolving this thread, dear moderator. Marking it will cause page refreshing.

[jmcilhinney]

Right.
I have problem resolving this thread, dear moderator. Marking it will cause page refreshing.

The issue was the emoji in your thread title. Marking a thread Resolved modifies the title and that emoji was interfering in some way. I have removed it and resolved the thread. I'd avoid emojis in thread titles from now on.