SfListView - Add items manually

[Dinis Ferreira]

Hello,

SfListView only works with Data Binding?

How can I add items manually? This doesnt seems right but I've tried to add using SfListView1.SelectedItems.Add("Test") without success.

Thanks

[Ninja]

Hi Fred, 

Thanks for contacting Syncfusion support. 

We have checked your query “Need to know whether gradient panel has property to show shadow border”. Currently we do not have support to meet your requirement and we are checking for work-around to meet your requirement and will update you on 11^th February 2020. 

Regards, 

Niranjan Kumar 

[Dinis Ferreira]

Hello,

I believe this reply is in the wrong thread.

Thanks

[Ninja]

Hi Dinis, 

Sorry for the inconvenience caused. 

We have checked your query “Need to add items in SfListItems manually in code behind without using DataSource”. Currently we do not have this support. So we are validating this request with internal team and will let you know on 11^th February 2020. 

Regards, 

Niranjan Kumar 

[Ninja]

Hi Dinis, 

Thanks for your patience. 

If your data source is of type ObservableCollection, SfListView will be automatically updated when there is any change in that collection. So, if you want to add an item, you can directly add it to the data source, provided it is of type ObservableCollection.  

C#: 

public partial class Form1 : Form 

    { 

        ObservableCollection<CountryInfo> countryInfoCollection = new ObservableCollection<CountryInfo>(); 

        public Form1() 

        { 

            InitializeComponent(); 

            sfListView1.DataSource = GetDataSource(); 

            sfListView1.DisplayMember = "CountryName"; 

 

            ObservableCollection<CountryInfo> GetDataSource() 

            { 

                countryInfoCollection.Add(new CountryInfo() { CountryName = "China", Continent = "Asia" }); 

                countryInfoCollection.Add(new CountryInfo() { CountryName = "India", Continent = "Asia" }); 

                countryInfoCollection.Add(new CountryInfo() { CountryName = "Japan", Continent = "Asia" }); 

                countryInfoCollection.Add(new CountryInfo() { CountryName = "Malaysia", Continent = "Asia" }); 

                countryInfoCollection.Add(new CountryInfo() { CountryName = "Singapore", Continent = "Asia" }); 

                 

                return countryInfoCollection; 

            } 

 

        } 

       private void button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) 

        { 

            countryInfoCollection.Add(new CountryInfo() { CountryName = "NewCountry1", Continent = "Number1" }); 

        } 

    } 

Regards, 

Niranjan Kumar 

[Dinis Ferreira]

Thanks.

[Ninja]

Hi Dinis,  

 

Thanks for your update. 

 

We are glad to know that the reported query has been resolved at your end. Please let us know if you require further assistance. 

 

Regards, 

Niranjan Kumar Gopalan  

[Paul Casson]

Hi, is it possible to get the the reply from Niranjan Kumar on is converted into VB.NET?  I've tried online converters but none produce a compeltely useable conversion.

Thanks in advance.

[Madhumithan Jayapathi]

Hi Paul,


You can find the Converted VB.NET code below. Please let us know if you want any further assistance.

Public Class Form1

    Private countryInfoCollection As New ObservableCollection(Of CountryInfo)()


    Public Sub New()
        InitializeComponent()
        sfListView1.DataSource = GetDataSource()
        sfListView1.DisplayMember = "CountryName"
    End Sub


    Private Function GetDataSource() As ObservableCollection(Of CountryInfo)
        countryInfoCollection.Add(New CountryInfo() With {.CountryName = "China", .Continent = "Asia"})
        countryInfoCollection.Add(New CountryInfo() With {.CountryName = "India", .Continent = "Asia"})
        countryInfoCollection.Add(New CountryInfo() With {.CountryName = "Japan", .Continent = "Asia"})
        countryInfoCollection.Add(New CountryInfo() With {.CountryName = "Malaysia", .Continent = "Asia"})
        countryInfoCollection.Add(New CountryInfo() With {.CountryName = "Singapore", .Continent = "Asia"})


        Return countryInfoCollection
    End Function


    Private Sub button1_Click(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As EventArgs) Handles button1.Click
        countryInfoCollection.Add(New CountryInfo() With {.CountryName = "NewCountry1", .Continent = "Number1"})
    End Sub
End Class


Public Class CountryInfo
    Public Property CountryName As String
    Public Property Continent As String
End Class

Regards,
Madhumithan Jayapathi