VB 6.0 - user control(textbox +listview)
Asked By Pitts Rukks
01-Feb-10 06:55 AM
Dear all,
I want to create a user control including a textbox and a listview.
When user types text in the textbox, the listview will automatically
scroll to the row that like that matches search criteria.
Help pliz.
Regards,
Pitts Rukks.
Robbe Morris replied to Pitts Rukks
Post the code you are having problems with. As a general rule, people where will not just write the code for you.
user control(textbox +listview)
Alright Morris I got u'a reply.
Let me try to make it clearer.
I have created the usercontrol - joining a textbox and a listview.
The listview is meant to display records that best match the user's input on the textbox. My problem is not filtering the records - that I am doing comfortably.
Where I need help is to highlight the record/row that matches the 'criteria' in the listview - simultaneously as the user types text in the textbox. Ideally that is why I am creating a user-control since in the normal environment I cannot use '.SetFocus' for more that one control at the same time.
Robbe Morris replied to Pitts Rukks
I think in Vb 6.0, this can be accomplished by setting the selected item. If that doesn't work, then your easiest bet "might" be to use a grid control for your list instead of the ListView. I know you have a lot more control over each row's styling.
There may be better ways. I haven't written in VB 6.0 much less a windows forms app in so many years that I just don't remember. VB 6.0 is largely dead for new development. Most companies have moved onto either windows forms in .net or WPF in .NET.
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