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Good afternoon,
It’s being complicated to solve the problem that i am facing.
I have a ObjectListView filled and need to distinguish the rows that have a specific value in a cell.
So, if the cell as a value of 1 -> yellow row, value of 2 -> orange row, and so on..
I used the default ObjectListView control provided, no code used.
What is the best way to do that?
Thank you!
The documentation on their site includes a very similar example through configuring a handler for the FormatRow event.
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In my testing, however, I found that the event wasn’t firing when I only used the SetObjects() method. I was able to get the event to work correctly after also calling RefreshObjects().
Reviewing their code: SetObjects() never calls PostProcessOneRow(). I’m not sure if this is intentionally left out or a bug.