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[Imless]

Please I need idea on how to make an expandable listview row. As i click the row, it will expand ! Just need your help guys.

[AceInfinity]

Row? So what would the ones look like which are not expanded?

You're going to have to create your own ListView control to do this.

[BlackRabbit]

It sounds to me more like a treeview control,

it does just what you want, you just need to learn how to customize the layout so you can see it as you need.

Here is the MSDN page for TreeView Control , you can find it in the toolbox, its easy to set up and use

[Imless]

Maybe Treelistview but ... I am looking for a result like this:

+ one | two | three |
- four | five | six
- seven | eight | nine |
+ ten | eleven | twelve |

Treeview cant do this I think.

Edited by Imless, 23 August 2012 - 12:39 AM.

[AceInfinity]

Maybe Treelistview but ... I am looking for a result like this:

+ one | two | three |
- four | five | six
- seven | eight | nine |
+ ten | eleven | twelve |

Treeview cant do this I think.

A "TreeListView"..?

No, a TreeView control can do that.

[Imless]

Each root in Treeview can only have one node, i mean one column node. So it would just be like this:

+ one
| two |
| three |
+ four

[AceInfinity]

Each root in Treeview can only have one node, i mean one column node. So it would just be like this:

+ one
| two |
| three |
+ four

No..

That is a false statement. Quick example:

treeView1.Nodes.Add(new TreeNode("Node1"));
treeView1.Nodes[0].Nodes.Add(new TreeNode("SubNode1"));
treeView1.Nodes[0].Nodes[0].Nodes.Add(new TreeNode("ChildSubNode1"));
treeView1.Nodes[0].Nodes[0].Nodes[0].Nodes.Add(new TreeNode("SuperChildSubNode1"));

[Imless]

-Node1
SubNode1 | ChildSubNode1 | SuperchildNode1
+Node2
+Node3


Is it possible Ace using Treeview?

Merging the 3 rows(Subnode, ChildSubnode and the supersubnode) in 1 row only.

[AceInfinity]

-Node1
SubNode1 | ChildSubNode1 | SuperchildNode1
+Node2
+Node3


Is it possible Ace using Treeview?

Merging the 3 rows(Subnode, ChildSubnode and the supersubnode) in 1 row only.

Why would you do that though?

Here's what you initially said:

Each root in Treeview can only have one node

Which isn't true.

Instead of having them like that, what's wrong with just having them all as nodes?