This article is very useful for me, How can I get all code?
I need it,thank you!
Thank you for help,I need a copy of this reference .Thanks!
ReplyOriginally posted by: NiceGuy
Can anyone please attach the sample project. I really need it!!.
Thanks,
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Originally posted by: Avinash
Hi,
I am using a similar way to create the combo box in the list control. The list control is placed on a property page. Now the problem is after the combo box recieves killfocus message the whole property sheet(Wizard) closes.
But the same code works fine with a dialog based application.
Even I'm using this list control in one of the propertypage, i'm not getting such a problem. Possible reason could be, you may not be handling OnKillFocus() in the class which is derived form CComboBox. Hope you still need this solution.. otherwise somebody else may find it useful.. ~Vijay.
ReplyOriginally posted by: Ruediger Schindler
great article!
Easy to understand and to implement. It helped me very much.
Brgds
Ruediger
Originally posted by: Scott Roberts
Thanks for this article,
Since reading this article I have now managed to implement an edit control and a datetime picker as cells in the ListCtrl, I do however have one other problem.
I now need to be able to TAB between the editable cells. I only have a ListCtrl with two columns, the first is a fieldname row and the second is where the user enters their data.
Having to require the user to click on each cell before things become active, is proving a time consuming action, specially if the ListCtrl contains a lot of rows. What I would rather do is to allow the user to tab from the control and then have the focus set into the next control down.
Can anyone help?
Scott
ReplyOriginally posted by: Ryan Steckler
Thank you for writing this. You saved a bunch of my time. It ported well over to the PocketPC as well.
-r
ReplyOriginally posted by: Tina Chu
I did as the above,but I found the combobox did't show though the related functions was executed.who know why
ReplyOriginally posted by: Wolffram
Hi,
I use the InPlaceList on top of a rather small listCtrl. If the InPlaceList is larger than the height of the listCtrl the lower entries are clipped.
Any hint for forcing a non-clipping?
When using the parent of the listCtrl as the parent for the InPlaceList, the complete list is visible, but the message flow does not work properly.
Best regards,
Joachim
http://www.codeguru.com/Cpp/controls/listview/editingitemsandsubitem/comments.php/c979/?thread=3527Reply
Originally posted by: Stefan
I need to get into the OnChar method. But i never get there when i use a dropdown instead of a dropdown list.
What to do?
ReplyOriginally posted by: Michael C.
I have been searching some information about listctrl and how could include combobox in its cells. Now i find this article but i dont know execute.
Could someone pass me complete code?
Thanks.