Greetings,
I have a ListView that actually has 10 columns, however I format the display so that 7 of the columns have 0 width. That is, this was an old Visual FoxPro trick where you could carry data without having to show it because the width of a given column was essentially nothing. The data was still there and fully accessible, and I thought you could do this in VB.NET with VS2010, but maybe I am wrong.
When I use "LstView.Items(5).SubItems..." 0,1 or 2 work fine. But if I say "LstView.Items(5). Subitems(3)..." 4,5,6,7 etc. I get an invalid index as though those columns are not there - yet I know they are cause I checked the SQL Stored Proc that feeds the Listview.
So is the problem that I have set these other columns to Zero width, that this makes it as though they are not even there???
Thanks for any help you can offer. This is a real pain in the neck.