I am having a problem with the maximum height for a listview... I'm adding about 150,000 items to the listview, but I am not using the microsoft fugly scrollbars, so i whipped up some flat ones and stuck them next to a frame so I could scroll the listview in the frame... so the listview's height is dynamically set each time to reflect how many items are in it... the problem is once the height gets to 245745 it stops getting bigger, and those fugly scrollbars appear and mess things up...
You don't actually expect users to scroll through all of that do you?
Heck, I wouldn't even want to scroll through 150,000.
Can't you filter this number down to a more managable level (and I'm not talking about in terms of your scrollbars. I'm talking about in terms of end user usability!)
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hack: he is talking about height = 245745 not items ... anyway I agree with the end user usability .. I don't like to scroll at all fyi and like mostly everybody ..
anyway OP: I'm just thinking for that issue how do you think the height will grow up with you ? you have limits the screen .. the form height .. and so on ...once ur invloved in creating you own scroll bar, continue what're you doing and create ur own listview control .. when scroll the top dissapear and the bottom appear .. and so on ...
in vb.6, I am creating controls at runtime inside frame.I am using one frame inside another to load the controls. To view all controls vscroll bar contraol is used. My problem is when the frame top position comes to 245000 the controls are not visible.I have to load nearly minimum 3000 pictures and it may extend according to user. What is the problem and help me to load pictures in a single frame? Can paging be done in a page?
You can use multiple frames and just toggle there visibility property so that it actually "appears" to be the same frame (kind of like a wizard)
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problem loading more array in listview
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