Here is a good example in VB.NET and C# for moving an item (row) in a listview up or down one position. This function simplifies implementing the Move Up and Move Down button on a form:
http://www.knowdotnet.com/articles/listviewmoveitem.html
This example suffers from one problem that I found. The .tag objects are not moved with the text. I had to add an object variable and then add the following code:
Move Up Section:
tagCache = .Items(selIdx - 1).Tag
.Items(selIdx - 1).Tag = .Items(selIdx).Tag
.Items(selIdx).Tag = tagCache
Move Down Section:
tagCache = .Items(selIdx + 1).Tag
.Items(selIdx + 1).Tag = .Items(selIdx).Tag
.Items(selIdx).Tag = tagCache
it also doesn't take into account multiselect listviews, you'll then have to loop through the indexes of listView.SelectedItems.
ReplyDeleteTry this:
ReplyDeleteDim NewItem As ListViewItem = Me.lvPositions.SelectedItems(0).Clone
Me.lvPositions.Items.Insert(Me.lvPositions.SelectedIndices(0) - 1, NewItem)
Me.lvPositions.SelectedItems(0).Remove()
NewItem.Selected = True
Richard
wow thanks later anon!
ReplyDeleteHi,
ReplyDeleteit isnot woking within the groups.
Private Sub MoveListViewItem(ByVal lvItem As ListViewItem, ByVal Direction As enuDirection)
ReplyDeleteDim strTrace As String = "General Fault."
Dim strRoutine As String = "MoveListViewItem"
Try
If Direction = enuDirection.Up Then
strTrace = "Can't move the first item up."
If lvItem.Index = 0 Then
Exit Sub
End If
strTrace = "Move the item up."
Dim NewItem As ListViewItem = lvItem.Clone
Me.lv_ActionPlan.Items.Insert(lvItem.Index - 1, NewItem)
lvItem.Remove()
strTrace = "Select the item in its new location."
NewItem.Selected = True
Else
strTrace = "Can't move the last item down."
If lvItem.Index = Me.lv_ActionPlan.Items.Count - 1 Then
Exit Sub
End If
strTrace = "Move the item down."
Dim NewItem As ListViewItem = lvItem.Clone
Dim newIndex As Integer = lvItem.Index + 1
lvItem.Remove()
If newIndex > Me.lv_ActionPlan.Items.Count - 1 Then
Me.lv_ActionPlan.Items.Add(NewItem)
Else
Me.lv_ActionPlan.Items.Insert(newIndex, NewItem)
End If
strTrace = "Select the item in its new location."
NewItem.Selected = True
End If
Catch ex As Exception
TraceLogger(strTrace, ex, strRoutine)
ErrorLogger(ex.Message & " " & strTrace, Err.Number, strRoutine)
End Try
End Sub
you can use this:
ReplyDeletePrivate Sub lvSearch_KeyDown(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.Windows.Forms.KeyEventArgs) Handles lvSearch.KeyDown
If e.KeyCode = Keys.Down Then
If lvSearch.SelectedItems(0).Index < (lvSearch.Items.Count - 1) Then
txtName.Text = lvSearch.Items(lvSearch.SelectedItems(0).Index + 1).SubItems(1).Text
End If
End If
End Sub
Private Sub lvSearch_KeyUp(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.Windows.Forms.KeyEventArgs) Handles lvSearch.KeyUp
If e.KeyCode = Keys.Up Then
If lvSearch.SelectedItems(0).Index >= 0 Then
txtName.Text = lvSearch.Items(lvSearch.SelectedItems(0).Index).SubItems(1).Text
End If
End If
End Sub