QuantumCat

I have a datbase program that holds a lot of listviews.
I like a database to be "visual". The listviews give me a lot of overview on things.

Now every once in a while my listviews turn up empty (they are all in different windows).

Is there (again I couldn't find probablty because I don't know where to look) to have VB go and see if the LV is empty?


I mean something like:
if ListView1.listitems = empty Then(refresh ListView1)?

BlueDragon

Try this in the form load property

QuantumCat

No, doesn't work - he treats ListView1 = " " as an incomplete syntax
VB expects something like
ListView1.Listitems(j) or
ListView1.Listitems(j).item(i)
which both give an error (index out of bounds or something)

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Originally Posted by BlueDragon

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If ListView1 = "" then
ListView1.Refresh

Try this in the form load property

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irri

this should work

BlueDragon

Did you have "" or " ", theres a big difference.

QuantumCat

both -actually :-)
and I didn't try the count with () on each side

:-)

thnx

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Originally Posted by BlueDragon
Did you have "" or " ", theres a big difference.

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QuantumCat

BTW most of my empty listviews were due to not clearing the headers, so everytime I made a refresh of the listview VB built it next to the prevrious giving a 15x22 columns with 77 rows before running out of workspace -hence the blank LV's

QC

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Originally Posted by QuantumCat
both -actually :-)
and I didn't try the count with () on each side

:-)

thnx

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Originally Posted by BlueDragon
Did you have "" or " ", theres a big difference.

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