CommonControls (Replacement of the MS common controls)

[smileyoufu]

Hello Krool !
Hello! Thank you for providing the great VBCCR series controls. I have been using your controls for many years while developing software for clients. These controls are very convenient to use. I really appreciate your help, thank you so much!

Here is some feedback: The 'StatusBar' control, 'Public Enum SbrPanelStyleConstants' and 'Public Enum SbrPanelDTFormatConstants' are inconsistent between 'ComCtlsDemo' and 'VBCCR18', with the specific situation as follows:

ComCtlsDemo.StatusBar

Public Enum SbrPanelStyleConstants
SbrPanelStyleText = 0
SbrPanelStyleCaps = 1
SbrPanelStyleNum = 2
SbrPanelStyleIns = 3
SbrPanelStyleScrl = 4
SbrPanelStyleTime = 5
SbrPanelStyleDate = 6
SbrPanelStyleKana = 7
SbrPanelStyleHangul = 8
SbrPanelStyleJunja = 9
SbrPanelStyleFinal = 10
SbrPanelStyleKanji = 11
SbrPanelStyleHanja = 12
SbrPanelStyleDateTime = 13
End Enum


VBCCR18.StatusBar

Public Enum SbrPanelStyleConstants
SbrPanelStyleText = 0
SbrPanelStyleCaps = 1
SbrPanelStyleNum = 2
SbrPanelStyleIns = 3
SbrPanelStyleScrl = 4
SbrPanelStyleTime = 5
SbrPanelStyleDate = 6
SbrPanelStyleKana = 7
SbrPanelStyleHangul = 8
SbrPanelStyleJunja = 9
SbrPanelStyleFinal = 10
SbrPanelStyleKanji = 11
SbrPanelStyleHanja = 12
End Enum


ComCtlsDemo.StatusBar

Public Enum SbrPanelDTFormatConstants
SbrPanelDTFormatShort = 0
SbrPanelDTFormatLong = 1
SbrPanelDTFormatMedium = 2
SbrPanelDTFormatGeneral = 3
SbrPanelDTFormatCustom = 4
End Enum




VBCCR18.StatusBar

Public Enum SbrPanelDTFormatConstants
SbrPanelDTFormatShort = 0
SbrPanelDTFormatLong = 1
End Enum

[Krool]

Hello Krool !
Hello! Thank you for providing the great VBCCR series controls. I have been using your controls for many years while developing software for clients. These controls are very convenient to use. I really appreciate your help, thank you so much!

Here is some feedback: The 'StatusBar' control, 'Public Enum SbrPanelStyleConstants' and 'Public Enum SbrPanelDTFormatConstants' are inconsistent between 'ComCtlsDemo' and 'VBCCR18', with the specific situation as follows:

ComCtlsDemo.StatusBar

Public Enum SbrPanelStyleConstants
SbrPanelStyleText = 0
SbrPanelStyleCaps = 1
SbrPanelStyleNum = 2
SbrPanelStyleIns = 3
SbrPanelStyleScrl = 4
SbrPanelStyleTime = 5
SbrPanelStyleDate = 6
SbrPanelStyleKana = 7
SbrPanelStyleHangul = 8
SbrPanelStyleJunja = 9
SbrPanelStyleFinal = 10
SbrPanelStyleKanji = 11
SbrPanelStyleHanja = 12
SbrPanelStyleDateTime = 13
End Enum


VBCCR18.StatusBar

Public Enum SbrPanelStyleConstants
SbrPanelStyleText = 0
SbrPanelStyleCaps = 1
SbrPanelStyleNum = 2
SbrPanelStyleIns = 3
SbrPanelStyleScrl = 4
SbrPanelStyleTime = 5
SbrPanelStyleDate = 6
SbrPanelStyleKana = 7
SbrPanelStyleHangul = 8
SbrPanelStyleJunja = 9
SbrPanelStyleFinal = 10
SbrPanelStyleKanji = 11
SbrPanelStyleHanja = 12
End Enum


ComCtlsDemo.StatusBar

Public Enum SbrPanelDTFormatConstants
SbrPanelDTFormatShort = 0
SbrPanelDTFormatLong = 1
SbrPanelDTFormatMedium = 2
SbrPanelDTFormatGeneral = 3
SbrPanelDTFormatCustom = 4
End Enum




VBCCR18.StatusBar

Public Enum SbrPanelDTFormatConstants
SbrPanelDTFormatShort = 0
SbrPanelDTFormatLong = 1
End Enum

The ComCtlsDemo is the leading source. I can't make new features into the OCX immediatelly. So, they will be integrated into a future 1.9 OCX.

[smileyoufu]

The ComCtlsDemo is the leading source. I can't make new features into the OCX immediatelly. So, they will be integrated into a future 1.9 OCX.

Hello Krool!
Thanks for your quick reply, now I know how to handle this issue.

[Krool]

Hello Krool!
Thanks for your quick reply, now I know how to handle this issue.

I did a typelib edit for the VBCCR18.OCX and included those enums you mentioned. So, fixed so to say.

[smileyoufu]

I did a typelib edit for the VBCCR18.OCX and included those enums you mentioned. So, fixed so to say.

Hello Krool!
Your fix was super quick. I've applied the latest version you provided to the project.
Thanks so much for your help!

[Erwin69]

I have two questions about the listview control when being used in report view:

1. Is it possible to "lock" columns on the left so that they remain visible when scrolling? If not directly, does anyone have a suggestion how to achieve such behavior (e.g. by hiding / unhiding columns when scrolling)

2. Does anyone have an example of how to use the ColumnFilterBar? I can't find that in the demo.

Thanks in advance,
Erwin

[Arnoutdv]

1. Use the vbFlexGrid control, also by Krool

[Krool]

2. Check out the ColumnFilterChanged and ColumnFilterButtonClick event. Then a ColumnHeader has a EditFilter and ClearFilter method. Also a ColumnHeader has a FilterType and FilterValue property.
So, obviously you react upon ColumnFilterChanged and use the FilterValue properties of the column to have the criteria to refresh and refeed the list according to that. That's your duty to handle that.