Hello,
In one of my projects I use icons in a ColumnView object to indicate if a line
is ‘checked’ or not and for the moment a double click on these lines can change
this state as ‘Checked’ or 'Not Checked’.
Would anyone know if it's possible to detect if the user click specifically on
the ico
Hi Fabien,
I did not understand if you answer the question by Olivier or to that of
the Spanish forum.
Your code am not able to make it work, sorry, you can have a look?
Regarding the new question by Olivier am attaching a possible solution,
always it comes from Shordi code.
Regards
Gianluigi
Maybe the best will beto use 2 column... one for the icon and one for
the text. The problem of many users is they want to use the gridview
as a data container.
Better way will be to have 2 array or an array of class with two value.
Private aMyValues as New String[]
private aMyStates as new inte
Sorry for the mistake, it’s not a GridView that I’m talking about but a
ColumnView object.
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Olivier Cruilles
Le January 18, 2017 à 09:39:32, Yahoo (olivier.cruil...@yahoo.fr) a écrit:
Hello,
In one of my project I use icons in a GridView object to indicate if a line is
‘checked’ or not and
You mean something like that:
Public Sub GridView1_Click()
' From the Shordi's code, look here
https://www.gambas-es.org/show_post.php?p=34694
With GridView1
If .Column = 0 Then '
Columns with CheckBox
If .Current.Picture = Picture[
Hello,
In one of my project I use icons in a GridView object to indicate if a line is
‘checked’ or not and for the moment a double click on these lines can change
this state as ‘Checked’ or 'Not Checked’.
Would anyone know if it's possible to detect if the user click specifically on
the icon o
