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Multiline support in list box?

Posted By Gary Smith 15 Years Ago
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Gary Smith
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Hi,

Ran across your controls on the web today. They look fantastic and "easy" to use (Unlike others I've purchased). I have a basic need though of a multiline listbox (dropdown or one I can display when needed). I searched but found no reference to multiline. Is your listbox capable of multiline text? I'm looking for something like:

Title
   Description

Title
   Description

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Gary

 



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Hello Gary,

We are glad that you like our controls.

 

To display multiline list you can use NTreeList control instead.

With this control you can also expand/collapse the sub items and also add additional columns.

There are a lot of other features in the control that might be usefull to you.

You can download our fully functional evaluation version which includes an example application that demonstrates the functionality of each control in details.

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Angel Chorbadzhiev



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Hi  and thanks - that sounds like a viable solution. I will download and give it a whirl. Although I'm no wizard in .net, I do know quick and good tech support when I see it!  Thanks for the quick reply! Others could learn from your company.

Gary



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Hi, I can not find any documentation on how to bind data from an M/S Access table/view to the NTreelist or NTreeView etc... I am using Stuido 2008 / Visual Basic. Can you direct me to the documentation, or show me how?  I have created data sources, just want to bind to them.

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Gary

 



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Hi Gary,

You can bind data only to NTreeList control. Also your data source must be a DataTable object.

Basically, you need to create a NTreeListTableData object, to set its Table property with the DataTable that your data should be and finally to call Bind method.

In the example application that is provided with the controls you can find an example that demonstrates this feature.

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Excellent!  The examples surely help - if you know what your looking for!

 

Thanks Angel...


Gary

 





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