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  • =?Utf-8?B?WVhR?=
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    Could not get the ColumnHeader.Name?

    I have set the names of each column on design-time, but the code below could
    not get their names, why? thank you.

    ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
    For Each EachColumnHeade r As ColumnHeader In ListView1.Colum ns
    MessageBox.Show (EachColumnHead er.Name)
    Next
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    • Michael C
      #2
      Re: Could not get the ColumnHeader.Na me?

      "YXQ" <YXQ@discussion s.microsoft.com wrote in message
      news:6C99510B-465F-454A-8F81-9FB315194ED0@mi crosoft.com...
      >I have set the names of each column on design-time, but the code below
      >could
      not get their names, why? thank you.
      >
      ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
      For Each EachColumnHeade r As ColumnHeader In ListView1.Colum ns
      MessageBox.Show (EachColumnHead er.Name)
      Next
      Did you use databinding which removed the columns?


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        • Clive Lumb
          #3
          Re: Could not get the ColumnHeader.Na me?


          "YXQ" <YXQ@discussion s.microsoft.com a écrit dans le message de news:
          6C99510B-465F-454A-8F81-9FB315194ED0@mi crosoft.com...
          >I have set the names of each column on design-time, but the code below
          >could
          not get their names, why? thank you.
          >
          ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
          For Each EachColumnHeade r As ColumnHeader In ListView1.Colum ns
          MessageBox.Show (EachColumnHead er.Name)
          Next
          Strangely it would appear that column header names defined at design time
          are not accessible at run-time.
          However if you do this
          dim header1 as columnheader
          header1= new columnheader
          header1.text ="My Title"
          header1.name="M yColumn1"
          listview1.colum ns.add(header1)

          then the name is accessible


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            • =?Utf-8?B?WVhR?=
              #4
              Re: Could not get the ColumnHeader.Na me?

              Thank you, i used the tag property.

              "Clive Lumb" wrote:
              >
              "YXQ" <YXQ@discussion s.microsoft.com a écrit dans le message de news:
              6C99510B-465F-454A-8F81-9FB315194ED0@mi crosoft.com...
              I have set the names of each column on design-time, but the code below
              could
              not get their names, why? thank you.

              ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
              For Each EachColumnHeade r As ColumnHeader In ListView1.Colum ns
              MessageBox.Show (EachColumnHead er.Name)
              Next
              >
              Strangely it would appear that column header names defined at design time
              are not accessible at run-time.
              However if you do this
              dim header1 as columnheader
              header1= new columnheader
              header1.text ="My Title"
              header1.name="M yColumn1"
              listview1.colum ns.add(header1)
              >
              then the name is accessible
              >
              >
              >

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