Hi
I'm using an UltraCombo .
I'd like to creat a multi-select ultra Combo, this control is used to select multiple items but this works not fine when the combo is dropped down, in the combo i just selected only one line.
I've already tried to override this behaviour by clearing the text selection and setting the caret to the end in the MultiSelectDropDown1.List.Items event like webform. But this does not help. i'm newbie in winform :(
Is there another way to do this?
Thanks in advance!
Hi,
What version of the controls are you using?
The UltraCombo never supported multiple selection until jus recently. This is a new feature that was added in NetAdvantage for WinForms 2009 Vol. 1, I think. So if you are using an older version, then it could not have worked. Unless maybe you used the sample code from this article:
HOWTO:Creating a Multi-Select Dropdown Combo for the WinGrid
Mike,
I've created a form with Splitter Panel. Bottom half of panel has Ultra Grid and upper half has Ultra Combo. All work well until I add the following line of code:
Me.cboJobCodeList.CheckedListSettings.EditorValueSource = Infragistics.Win.EditorWithComboValueSource.CheckedItems
When this line is added, and you close the dropdown you see the selections: 1120, 1145, 1160But you cannot move focus to another control. You cannot even click the X to close the application. If I comment out the line after selecting multi lines and closing up the dropdown I can move focus to other objects, but you only see the last item selected: 1160
I've bound it to a datasource and used the following code.
cboJobCodeList.InitializeLayout
)
checkColumn.DataType =
checkColumn.Header.VisiblePosition = 0
checkColumn.Header.CheckBoxVisibility =
.Always
checkColumn.Header.Caption =
.Empty
.cboJobCodeList.CheckedListSettings.CheckStateMember = checkColumn.Key
.CheckedItems
.Item
","
"prjb_code"
Sub
i'm using NetAdvantage for WinForms 2009 Vol.1 CLR2x . You said that it was a new feature in winform 2009 but i can't find :(
plz help me because i need it for my work,
Best regard,