You have to set the Name property of the ListViewItem or the ListViewSubItem to use the key From the ListViesSubItem documentation : The Name property corresponds to the key for a ListViewItem..::. ListViewSubItem in a ListViewItem..::. ListViewSubItemCollection The same is true for the ListViewItem.
You have to set the Name property of the ListViewItem or the ListViewSubItem to use the key. From the ListViesSubItem documentation: The Name property corresponds to the key for a ListViewItem..::. ListViewSubItem in a ListViewItem..::.
ListViewSubItemCollection. The same is true for the ListViewItem.
Wow, many thanks for really fast answer, it had sought without success. Tested and OK. – Leonardo Mar 8 '10 at 22:55.
ListViewItem's subitems are not mainly accessible by using a string value like that in order to access it directly, it is integer based, such that SubItem0 refers to the first sub-item, SubItem1 refers to the second sub-item...and so on...
Listview - C# - How to get/set ListViewItem or ListViewItem. ListViewSubItem by key?
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