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There are two possible solutions:
1) Use the ColumnClick event, which is more suitable in most cases.
2) Check whether the hitTestDetails parameter has the hhtDivider flag set: Regards
TiKu

Hi, I'm afraid you didn't find a bug. ;) I think you missed that the hit-test codes are not mutually exclusive, but can be combined. &H4000040 is the result of (&H4000000 Or &H40). &H4000000 is htContent, and &H40 is htItemStateImage. So the hit point lies within the item's conte...

Well, the CompareItems event provides two items with all their sub-items. Just use firstItem.SubItems(x) to get the x-th sub-item of the first of both items. This way you can even compare the 2nd sub-item of the first item with the 4th sub-item of the second item.

Hi,

Well, clicking on the background of the control deselects all selected items. As there is no item selected anymore, no item will be drawn with a blue/gray background. In which version has this been different?

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TiKu

Hi,

Most of the events are disabled by default. Have a look at the control's property pages (in the form designer -> control properties) and activate the Click event by removing the check from the "Click events" entry.

Disabling unused events increases performance.

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TiKu

Hi, The margins are a very old feature of the native edit control and it's a feature that is used rarely, while the cue banner is a relative new feature (Windows XP). Seems like Microsoft never tested the combination of both features. I'll try to find a workaround, but I'm not very confident that I'...

Hi,

thanks for reporting. I think I've found and fixed the problem, hopefully without introducing new problems.

www.timosoft-software.de/stuff/lblctls10677-rel.zip
www.timosoft-software.de/stuff/LblCtls10677-Release.exe

Regards
TiKu

Do you know any font that supports these codepoints?

I tried to bind a form to a tab. It kind of works, but you'll have to deal with keyboard focus problems. To make it work, set the child Form's BorderStyle to 0. Use the SetParent API function to make it a child window of the TabStrip (SetParent frm.hWnd, TabStrip1.hWnd). Adjust the form's coordinate...

I'm not sure that I did understand you correctly. I think you are asking for two things: You want a close button on the far right of the control. I'm sorry, but my control can display a close button only on the active tab or on all tabs. I tried to make it display at the position that you marked on ...

See the attached file. Basically you need to subclass the list view's parent window (in this case it is the Form) and intercept the WM_NOTIFYFORMAT message. The native list view sends this message to its parent window. The response to this message decides how the list view will communicate with its ...

So it probably has something to do with the work-around for the data-binding issues. In March I had to disable data-binding capabilities in all my controls, because a faulty Windows update rendered the controls unusable when they identified themselves as supporting data-binding. Now I've found a way...

I've no experience with InstallShield. Can you test whether this also happens with an older version of the LabelControls library (for instance version 1.0.4)?
I don't remember any black magic in the COM interface definition of the LabelControls library.

There is Unicode support in virtual mode, but you need to make the native list view believe that it is used inside a Unicode window so that it sends Unicode notification messages. I'll provide a sample project tonight or tomorrow.

I've released version 1.8.9. Welcome back data-binding.