ListView

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Joe Fallon

The ListView control is the one used in Windows Explorer Detail view.
When you click a column heading in Windows Explorer to sort the column you
get a little triangle pointing up or down depending on the sort direction.

How do you get the triangle to appear when you click a column heading on a
ListView control in VB.Net?
 
* "Joe Fallon said:
The ListView control is the one used in Windows Explorer Detail view.
When you click a column heading in Windows Explorer to sort the column you
get a little triangle pointing up or down depending on the sort direction.

How do you get the triangle to appear when you click a column heading on a
ListView control in VB.Net?
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Joe -- a multiposter?

;-)))
 
I dont think you cant do this with the ListView as it is in terms of a
graphic. However, you could preceed the heading with a special character
code perhaps ( have not tried this ) if it is in the character set ?!?


Regards - OHM

Joe -- a multiposter?

;-)))
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Best Regards - OHMBest Regards - OHM (e-mail address removed)
 
* "One Handed Man said:
I dont think you cant do this with the ListView as it is in terms of a
graphic. However, you could preceed the heading with a special character
code perhaps ( have not tried this ) if it is in the character set ?!?
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It _can_ be done (for example, in the explorer it's done).
 
Oops, looks like HW found a way with C++

Regards - OHM
I dont think you cant do this with the ListView as it is in terms of a
graphic. However, you could preceed the heading with a special
character code perhaps ( have not tried this ) if it is in the
character set ?!?


Regards - OHM



Best Regards - OHMBest Regards - OHM (e-mail address removed)
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Best Regards - OHMBest Regards - OHM (e-mail address removed)
 
Herfried,
I have NO IDEA how this post got here!!! <g>

I was creating a new one - which you found and answered.

Oh well.
 
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