Hi all
Is there a way to create a combolist with multiple columns in the dropdown part? (see pic)
Until now I didn't found any solution.
Cheers
Jürg
Hi, Jürg, try a \t between both parts.
(strcat strTitle "\t\t" strPath)
VG
Hi Fred
Already tried, but Tab's are ignored...
Cheers
Jürg
Hm, that's really bad... :(
Fred
Hm, maybe it's worth to add a feature request (http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?group_id=187950&atid=923366) to allow \t in comboboxes.
Fred
Quote from: Fred Tomke on April 20, 2010, 12:50:00 AM
Hm, maybe it's worth to add a feature request (http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?group_id=187950&atid=923366) to allow \t in comboboxes.
Fred
Done...
Just curious, did you test with the Multicolumn property set to True?
I don't believe he could because there is none for the combobox...
Fred
Quote from: owenwengerd on April 24, 2010, 10:52:18 PM
Just curious, did you test with the Multicolumn property set to True?
The combobox has no Multicolumn property, also in Alpha 26. Shall I add as bug report or feature request?
Fred
Juerg already added a feature request for this.
Hi Owen
May I ask for possible realisation schedule?
Cheers
I did some research, and found that there isn't any way to support tabbed columns in the built in control, so it will require a custom control. Since this is a lot of work, it will not be possible until a future version. It might be possible to fake your own custom combo in the meantime by using a modeless form with a standard listbox for the dropdown list.
Hi Owen
Thanks for the response.
Quote from: owenwengerd on June 14, 2010, 10:53:55 AM
It might be possible to fake your own custom combo in the meantime by using a modeless form with a standard listbox for the dropdown list.
Seems an usable workaround.
Cheers