how to Add a textbox or label to subitem of listview in VB.NET

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I have 1 listview with 3 colum(name, value and status).I want to add a label with background to present status of name following each row. but I do not it.
everyone help me please.
thanh you very much!

Posted 17-Nov-10 23:57pm

ngthtra

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Goutam Patra · Answer 1 · 2010-11-18T00:33:00

Firstly you question is not very clear.

You cannot add a textbox in a subitem of a listview.
But if you want to add subitems of a listview then you can use some code like

Dim pItem As ListViewItem
pItem = New ListViewItem
pItem.UseItemStyleForSubItems = False 'Use this line to style subitem
pItem.Text = "Text"
pItem.SubItems.Add("Subitem1")

pItem.SubItems(1).BackColor = Color.Red 'Use this line to change back color

Listview1.Items.Add(pItem)

And you need to set the View property of the listview to Details

ShashankSinghThakur · Answer 2 · 2010-11-18T07:37:00

Solution 4

see this link may be help to u http://www.codeproject.com/KB/list/CustomListView.aspx[^]

Posted 18-Nov-10 7:37am

ShashankSinghThakur

Dave Kreskowiak · Answer 3 · 2010-11-18T06:34:00

You do not want to do that. Creating a control is an expensive operation and creating a hundred of them takes a while. It also slows down scrolling of the ListView box.

If the labels do not move, the but text of each items has to, scrolling will be all but impossible and EXTREMELY slow to update.

I would instead, add another subitem to the data with the status information and probably ownerdraw the ListView to accomodate what you want.

ngthtra · Answer 4 · 2010-11-18T21:01:00

your idea is also good. but how is the way? because my application is a listview which have 3 columns(student,value,status).i want to when value=1,color of status is red and value =0 is color of status is while.So i want to add a rectangle lable(with backcolor is red or while depend on value)to subitems of listview.

note: I coded for my application by listview so if change listview by other control I must repair all code in my application and I won't this

If you know, help me by some code lines.please!
thanks

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