I'd been planning to create a subclass for api2 that will work as a drop-in for desktoplistbox but was waiting for the API to stabilize. It seems like now is a good time to get that finished. I will l...

You'll need to disable the system style headers in the inspector or with UsesSystemHeaders=false.

It looks like custom sorting is broken when folder rows are present. I'm adding code to keep child rows under their parent row for the next update. I'll see if I can get that update out soon. I can se...

There is not a general property for all headers, but you can set the bold property for each column by accessing the ListColumn object for each column. for col as integer=0 to myDataView.columnCount-1 ...

The simplest way to see a speed up would be to set ListboxPathToFiles.count to the rowCount of the rowSet. Then you can loop through the rows and use ListboxPathToFiles.cell to set each column value. ...

@alindsay Thanks, you're right. Saving and reopening is the key. Hopefully I'll be able to come up with a foolproof sequence for the next update.

It looks like this behavior is seen in 2019r3.1+ From my experimenting, it looks like you can avoid this by saving and reopening the project. For whatever reason, pasting the dataview code doesn't cau...

Do me a quick favor since you have the source version. Look in the supporting files folder of the dataview folder. Click the CellEdit object and click the text area and textfield. My theory is that c...

Yes, I did see this. I have a fix in place and will try to get the update posted today.

@merriweather It looks like this has to do with 2019r3.1 not updating the backgroundcolor of the cell editor when it gets pasted in from the master project. I'm just going to have to remember to manua...

@merriweather I'm taking a look. What OS/Xojo version are you seeing this on?

@stam Strange. Does it resolve if you do "Clear Caches" under the "Building" section of Xojo preferences?

@stam Hi Stam, what version of Xojo is this with are what platform are you targeting? Also, what optimization setting are you using?

SelectedCells() is not writeable but I could change that... You can use me.selected(5,5)=true

You may want to take a look at the CellWillEdit event. That will fire whenever a cell goes into editing mode. You can also check for ActiveCell<>nil and use FocusedCell to get the Row:Column