Resolved Listbox listing items like: ListViewItem: {myname}

[Jens Boedt]

Hello,

Why is my ListBox listing my items like:
ListViewItem: {myname}
instead of:
myname

 

[NoUserHere]

No you didn't have to change controls. It would have worked if you done as I instructed. This is the very reason not to post code as a screenshot.

All you needed to do is add the .Text property onto your original code where the Koker item gets added.

Where you are adding Koker item. Call .Text on that Koker item and It will display correctly without changing your controls. Leave it as you had it, and add the text property as instructed.

What on earth is the point in asking for help on a public forum if you are going to defy the instructions of a working example given to you?

 

[Jens Boedt]

No you didn't have to change controls. It would have worked if you done as I instructed. This is the very reason not to post code as a screenshot.

All you needed to do is add the .Text property onto your original code where the Koker item gets added.

Where you are adding Koker item. Call .Text on that Koker item and It will display correctly without changing your controls. Leave it as you had it, and add the text property as instructed.

What on earth is the point in asking for help on a public forum if you are going to defy the instructions of a working example given to you?

As i said in #8: koker is not the problem. It's the listbox with geval. Here i already added the .Text property...

 

[NoUserHere]

Your gevallenList is also adding the listviewitem without a text property. It doesn't matter whether you set the text property previously before adding it. Where you are adding it, you are not adding the text property to the item when it's being added to the control, but instead, you are adding the whole object instead. This is normal to see {SomeValue} in curly brackets when you add an object of this type, because you are not calling on the text property upon adding it. There was no need to change any of your code.

Next time you post a topic, please remember to post your code in code tags, and it would also be helpful if you spend the time telling us what the names of what your controls are.

 

[Jens Boedt]

Your gevallenList is also adding the listviewitem without a text property. It doesn't matter whether you set the text property previously before adding it. Where you are adding it, you are not adding the text property to the item when it's being added to the control, but instead, you are adding the whole object instead. This is normal to see {SomeValue} in curly brackets when you add an object of this type, because you are not calling on the text property upon adding it. There was no need to change any of your code.

Next time you post a topic, please remember to post your code in code tags, and it would also be helpful if you spend the time telling us what the names of what your controls are.

I'll remember. Thanks for your time!

 

[NoUserHere]

Call .Text on your listviewitem from inside the add method .add(youritem.Text)

You're welcome.