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ListView Checkboxes remain gray when I enable the ListView
Posted on 2002-07-21
I have 2 option controls, Yes & No. When the user clicks Yes I disable a ListView and set the backcolor to vb3DFace, which is gray.
With lvwWiz(Ctrls.lvwReports)
.Enabled = False
.BackColor = vb3DFace
End With
When the user clicks the No option, enable the ListView and change the BackColor to White.
With lvwWiz(Ctrls.lvwReports)
.Enabled = True
.BackColor = vbWindowBackground
End With
This procedure works but it leaves the CheckBoxes in the ListView gray. The rest of the ListView is white, like it should be when setting it to vbWindowBackground. If I take out the enable code from both procedures the checkboxes return to white.
I need to figure out how get the checkboxes to white as well. Wouldn't think this would be hard?
Jefferson
With lvwWiz(Ctrls.lvwReports)
.Enabled = False
.BackColor = vb3DFace
End With
When the user clicks the No option, enable the ListView and change the BackColor to White.
With lvwWiz(Ctrls.lvwReports)
.Enabled = True
.BackColor = vbWindowBackground
End With
This procedure works but it leaves the CheckBoxes in the ListView gray. The rest of the ListView is white, like it should be when setting it to vbWindowBackground. If I take out the enable code from both procedures the checkboxes return to white.
I need to figure out how get the checkboxes to white as well. Wouldn't think this would be hard?
Jefferson
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I'm not sure how to delete this question but I was able to over come the problem by setting doing the following.
lvwWiz(Ctrls.lvwReports).E
lvwWiz(Ctrls.lvwReports).C
lvwWiz(Ctrls.lvwReports).B
lvwWiz(Ctrls.lvwReports).E
lvwWiz(Ctrls.lvwReports).C
lvwWiz(Ctrls.lvwReports).B
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