I have a ListView in Details view with Multiselect off. I need to place a ComboBox on top of one subitem within the selected ListViewItem. I can do this easily when the user changes the selection. However, I can't find a simple way to detect when the user scrolls the items (so I can move the ComboBox).
The approach that seems the most promising is to handle the Paint event, examine the bounding rectangles, and move/show/hide the ComboBox if necessary. This would also solve my other problem of how to adjust the width of the ComboBox if the user resizes the columns. I thought I would ask the list if there's an easier way to intercept the scrolling and the column resizing actions. Hey Microsoft -- how about adding events for these actions in a future version? Thanks. Richard J. Kucia You can read messages from the DOTNET archive, unsubscribe from DOTNET, or subscribe to other DevelopMentor lists at http://discuss.develop.com.
