Edit Listview Subitem In Vb6 Free

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OK so im really desperate or i wouldn't have brought this up. Please help.my project (stock control) uses a listview to keep show the records in a Microsoft access database.

Most of the controls i have figured out to help me: create new records, delete records and so on.However i cant EDIT/UPDATE already existing records.When i try to EDIT/UPDATE an existing record, a new record is created and completely replaces the first record in the table, so i would end up with 2 almost similar records and the first record in the table replaced. Private Sub editrec'This is the code that SHOULD update and overwrite the exsiting record but it doesnt workrsStocks!Itname = txts2.TextrsStocks!ItPrice = txts3.TextrsStocks!InStock = txts4.TextrsStocks!OrderLvl = txts5.TextrsStocks!Supplier = txts6.TextrsStocks!ID = dlgstk.TextrsStocks!Dull = 'q'rsStocks.Updateend subAnd this is how the editrec private sub gets called upon. Private Sub dlgokClickIf (txts2.Text = ') Or (txts3.Text = ') Or (txts4.Text = ') Or (txts5.Text = ') Or (txts6.Text = ') Thenaflag = TrueMsgBox ('please fill the appropriate fields!'

Edit Listview Subitem In Vb6 Free Download

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Robin,Are you using VB6 and the Listview control from that? If memory serves me correctly, the listitems and subitems are 0 based collections. So if you have 3 columns, they should be indexed 0-2.VB6:Debug.Print ListView1.ListItems(0).SubItem(0).TextDebug.Print ListView1.ListItems(0).SubItem(2).TextIf you are using Visual Basic 2005, then you need to change your code since the new control has an Items collection, not a ListItems collection. Here is code for.Net.VB2005:Debug.Print(ListView1.Items(0).SubItems(0).Text)ListView1.Items(0).SubItems(0).Text = 'foo'Adam BradenVisual Basic Team. Robin,Are you using VB6 and the Listview control from that? If memory serves me correctly, the listitems and subitems are 0 based collections. So if you have 3 columns, they should be indexed 0-2.VB6:Debug.Print ListView1.ListItems(0).SubItem(0).TextDebug.Print ListView1.ListItems(0).SubItem(2).TextIf you are using Visual Basic 2005, then you need to change your code since the new control has an Items collection, not a ListItems collection.

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Here is code for.Net.VB2005:Debug.Print(ListView1.Items(0).SubItems(0).Text)ListView1.Items(0).SubItems(0).Text = 'foo'Adam BradenVisual Basic Team.