ListView subitems not showing in Tile view
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Re: ListView subitems not showing in Tile view
The following may give you some idea of how this works.
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Re: ListView subitems not showing in Tile view
This does work. I did further research and found a Microsoft article
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet ... ew-control
The key is this line in the example:
// Add column headers so the subitems will appear.
myListView.Columns.AddRange(new ColumnHeader[]
{new ColumnHeader(), new ColumnHeader(), new ColumnHeader()});
I accomplished this in my code like this
# Add Columns so subitems are visible
$listview.Columns.Add("")
$listview.Columns.Add("")
and can be done in the designer like this You are pretty much just adding bogus column headers for each line of text that you would like visible
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet ... ew-control
The key is this line in the example:
// Add column headers so the subitems will appear.
myListView.Columns.AddRange(new ColumnHeader[]
{new ColumnHeader(), new ColumnHeader(), new ColumnHeader()});
I accomplished this in my code like this
# Add Columns so subitems are visible
$listview.Columns.Add("")
$listview.Columns.Add("")
and can be done in the designer like this You are pretty much just adding bogus column headers for each line of text that you would like visible
Re: ListView subitems not showing in Tile view
Which is why I noted that in the beginning. Column headers are needed in the "Detail" view also.
If you look at my last example it displays the details but does not define columns. If you define the subitems in this way they will be set up correctly. If you want default images then you must define columns or individually code each subitem.
If you look at my last example it displays the details but does not define columns. If you define the subitems in this way they will be set up correctly. If you want default images then you must define columns or individually code each subitem.