How do I...set plaintext with link label for winform for list view

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Posted 19-Dec-14 15:22pm

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BillWoodruff 20-Dec-14 0:04am

Please clarify: what is the relationship between the ListViewItem and a LinkLabel.

Member 11235346 20-Dec-14 0:08am

i want to make it like actor name as link and role as normal text side by side divided by gap

BillWoodruff 20-Dec-14 0:46am

Are you saying that for each Row in the ListView you want one column to hold a string (actor name), and the next column to hold a LinkLabel ... or text that appears like a LinkLabel and acts like a LinkLabel if you click it ?

Member 11235346 20-Dec-14 0:54am

yes like that

BillWoodruff 20-Dec-14 0:55am

Okay, what have you tried so far ? Show your code.

Member 11235346 20-Dec-14 0:59am

I dont know how to do it. my code gives me just split string of typed text.
here it is

if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(textBox6.Text))
{
string[] inputLabels = textBox6.Text.Trim().Split(',');

flowLayoutPanel10.Controls.Clear();

foreach (var inputLabel in inputLabels)
{
LinkLabel lblMessage = new LinkLabel();
lblMessage.AutoSize = true;

lblMessage.Text = inputLabel.Trim();

flowLayoutPanel10.Controls.Add(lblMessage);

}

BillWoodruff 20-Dec-14 1:13am

If this doesn't answer your question, please respond:

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2288404/can-i-display-links-in-a-listviews-detail-mode

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