[brettv]

How would I go about making my listview:

Look like this one:


Thanks.

[universal]

Originally Posted by Wesley

That button on the left

I think he meant in VB net,

Err i think if you import DoNetBar and do the list view and then select win7 might work

[Wesley]

Originally Posted by universal

I think he meant in VB net,

Err i think if you import DoNetBar and do the list view and then select win7 might work

Yeah, my bad did not read the section it was in.

[brettv]

Originally Posted by universal

I think he meant in VB net,

Err i think if you import DoNetBar and do the list view and then select win7 might work

I don't have DotNetBar, could you PM me with aq link? Thanks alot.

[Banksy]

Originally Posted by brettv

I don't have DotNetBar, could you PM me with aq link? Thanks alot.

I remember when I was diamond a while back there was a link in there for it. Otherwise, you could just go to any warez site and find it.

[austin12456]

you'll have to convert this to VB.

[DllImport("uxtheme.dll")]
public static extern int SetWindowTheme(
    [In] IntPtr hwnd, 
    [In, MarshalAs(UnmanagedType.LPWStr)] string pszSubAppName, 
    [In, MarshalAs(UnmanagedType.LPWStr)] string pszSubIdList
    );

// in form constructor 
SetWindowTheme(listView1.Handle, "explorer", null);

[CLK]

You could also use this as an extension and then for any control that has an explorer-style view call object.SetExplorerTheme();

e.g.:

TreeView tv = new TreeView();
tv.SetExplorerTheme();

[DllImport("uxtheme.dll", ExactSpelling = true, CharSet = CharSet.Unicode)]
        private static extern int SetWindowTheme(IntPtr hwnd, string pszSubAppName, string pszSubIdList);

        public static void SetExplorerTheme(this Control c)
        {
            SetWindowTheme(c.Handle, "Explorer", null);
        }