R richie Oct 21, 2003 #1 Is there an easy way to persist the selection of a ListBox after it loses its focus? Regards rich
J Joe White Oct 21, 2003 #2 Huh? It *does* persist. ListBox doesn't even hide the selection when it loses focus (not by default, anyway).
Huh? It *does* persist. ListBox doesn't even hide the selection when it loses focus (not by default, anyway).
H Herfried K. Wagner [MVP] Oct 21, 2003 #3 * (e-mail address removed) (richie) scripsit: Is there an easy way to persist the selection of a ListBox after it loses its focus? Click to expand... If you are talking about the List_View_ control: The selection persists, but you may want to set its 'HideSelection' property to 'False'.
* (e-mail address removed) (richie) scripsit: Is there an easy way to persist the selection of a ListBox after it loses its focus? Click to expand... If you are talking about the List_View_ control: The selection persists, but you may want to set its 'HideSelection' property to 'False'.
R richie Oct 22, 2003 #4 lol... well these things just sort of happen when application grow bigger I guess!! I'll have to check a simple example and work on it from there. rich.
lol... well these things just sort of happen when application grow bigger I guess!! I'll have to check a simple example and work on it from there. rich.
A AlexS Oct 23, 2003 #5 Check HideSelection property. HTH Alex richie said: lol... well these things just sort of happen when application grow bigger I guess!! I'll have to check a simple example and work on it from there. rich. "Joe White" <[email protected]> wrote in message Click to expand...
Check HideSelection property. HTH Alex richie said: lol... well these things just sort of happen when application grow bigger I guess!! I'll have to check a simple example and work on it from there. rich. "Joe White" <[email protected]> wrote in message Click to expand...
J Joe White Oct 23, 2003 #6 ListBox doesn't have a HideSelection property. Check HideSelection property. HTH Alex I guess!! Click to expand...
ListBox doesn't have a HideSelection property. Check HideSelection property. HTH Alex I guess!! Click to expand...