In MFC, a CListBox has a ‘disable no scroll’ property. When you set it to true, the vertical scrollbar is always there, no matter how many items you have. How can I do the same thing with CListCtrl?
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In MFC, a CListBox has a ‘disable no scroll’ property. When you set it to true, the vertical scrollbar is always there, no matter how many items you have. How can I do the same thing with CListCtrl?
The standard control does not seem to support your desired behavior.
You could either create enough entries to make the scroll bar visible or you could create your own control implementing it the way you like. Inbetween would be the ownerdrawn style, but that does not apply to the scroll bar.
BTW: what would be a reason to have the scrollbar visible all the time in a list control anyways?