If (TextBox1.Text <> Bookmarks.ListView1.Items) Then
NoResultsFound.Show()
End If
I want to display another class when the user's results dont match anything from the list. Help would be really appreciated. Thanks.
^The code above gave me this error:
Overload resoluton failed because no accessible '<>' can be called with these arguments. ...
Jump to PostThe first term is of type String, the second is not. You have to select a specific item and subitem in the collection. You probably want to search like this.
Dim found As Boolean = False For Each item As ListViewItem In Bookmarks.ListView1.Items If item.SubItems(0).Text = txtName.Text …
Jump to PostYou'll have to be more specific.
- What does the listview look like?
- Can you get more than one match?
- What exactly do you want to display?
- How do you want to display it?
The first term is of type String, the second is not. You have to select a specific item and subitem in the collection. You probably want to search like this.
Dim found As Boolean = False
For Each item As ListViewItem In Bookmarks.ListView1.Items
If item.SubItems(0).Text = txtName.Text Then
found = True
item.Selected = True
Exit For
End If
Next
If found Then
'do something with selected item
Else
NoResultsFound.Show()
End If
Thanks, but how do I display only the results.
I'm new to VB.NET, I'm more familiar with Java Syntax.
You'll have to be more specific.
You can create a second listview, lvwResults, that is identical in format to Bookmarks.ListView1 and display the matches as follows
lvwResults.Items.Clear()
For Each item As ListViewItem In Bookmarks.ListView1.Items
If item.SubItems(0).Text = txtName.Text Then
lvwResults.Items.Add(item.Clone)
End If
Next
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