Peter Kiers
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How can I change the height of a listview header,part3
Hi,
I have asked a couple of question regarding how to change the height
of a listview header. I have received a lot of good solution, but they all
have one minor problem, when the user resizes the columns of the list-
view or resizes the form itself, then the size of the header goes back
to its origal size. I have searched and tried all week to solve this prob-
blem, and I was about to give up. Until I saw Ā the component Header-
Control on the componentpalet. So I have tried the solution
from jimyX in the question:
https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/26469385/How-can-I-change-the-height-of-a-listview-header.html
Only I use a HeaderControl and a Listview instead of 2 listview.
Now what I have to do is tell the HeaderControl when the user resizes
then the columns of the listview has to resize with it.
Who can help me to solve my last problem regarding the Listview-component.
Greetings, Peter Kiers
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I have asked a couple of question regarding how to change the height
of a listview header. I have received a lot of good solution, but they all
have one minor problem, when the user resizes the columns of the list-
view or resizes the form itself, then the size of the header goes back
to its origal size. I have searched and tried all week to solve this prob-
blem, and I was about to give up. Until I saw Ā the component Header-
Control on the componentpalet. So I have tried the solution
from jimyX in the question:
https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/26469385/How-can-I-change-the-height-of-a-listview-header.html
Only I use a HeaderControl and a Listview instead of 2 listview.
Now what I have to do is tell the HeaderControl when the user resizes
then the columns of the listview has to resize with it.
Who can help me to solve my last problem regarding the Listview-component.
Greetings, Peter Kiers
Example.jpg
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