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Help with Dexterity ListView

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Posted on by Roaa Bahran 250

Hello,

I am trying to create a simple list view with two columns (FirstName, LastName). I have tried everything but I cant get the second column (the sub item) to appear. Here is the code I am using:

item_index = ListView_ItemAdd('(L) List View1',"AARON" , 0);
result = ListView_ItemSetSubitem('(L) List View1', item_index, 1, "FITZ");
column_index = ListView_ColumnAdd('(L) List View1', "First Name", 0);
column_index = ListView_ColumnAdd('(L) List View1', "Last Name", 1);

Your help is much appreciated.
Ruaa

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  • DinB Profile Picture
    DinB 3,812 on at
    Re: Help with Dexterity ListView

    Scott, thanks that solves my issue.

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    Community Member Microsoft Employee on at
    Re: Help with Dexterity ListView

    You have to set the view mode, which isn't really mentioned except in the function reference.  

    local integer previousViewMode = ListView_SetView('(L) Your List View', LV_REPORT_VIEW);

    Constant Description

    LV_SMICON_VIEW      Small icon view

    LV_LGICON_VIEW      Large icon view

    LV_LIST_VIEW             List view

    LV_REPORT_VIEW     Report view

  • DinB Profile Picture
    DinB 3,812 on at
    Re: Re: Help with Dexterity ListView

    Anybody can help on this? I am trying to create similar List View, but I am getting same results as Roaa above.

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    Roaa Bahran 250 on at
    Re: Re: Help with Dexterity ListView

    Hi David,

     No I dont get any headings at all. The only thing that is displayed is the text "AARON".

    Ruaa

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    Re: Help with Dexterity ListView

    I can't see anything wrong with the code.

    Do you get two column headings?

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