Getting Started with ListView

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  1. Walter
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    Member since:
    Jul 2015

    Posted 11 Jul 2019 Link to this post

     

    Hi everyone!

    I'm trying to reproduce the example for ListView shown in

    https://docs.telerik.com/devtools/winforms/controls/listview/getting-started

    But instead of using a fixed DataTable, I'm connecting to a database. As I return a DataTable, everything was going ok until I found the word "MusicCollectionDataSet.SongsDataTableRow" and for example the line MusicCollectionDataSet.SongsDataTableRow songRow = row.Row as MusicCollectionDataSet.SongsDataTableRow; but as I have changed the DataSource to a DataTable from the Database, I don't know what is the script to replace those lines.

    I attached an image. Please Help. Thanks in advance.

     

    Regards,

    Walter

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  3. Answer
    Nadya
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    Posted 16 Jul 2019 Link to this post

    Hello Walter,

    MusicCollectionDataSet is an auto generated class when making use of the MusicCollection.mdb file. If you want to use a Datatable you should access the rows as shown in the following code snippet:
    private void radListView1_VisualItemFormatting(object sender, ListViewVisualItemEventArgs e)
    {
        if (this.radListView1.ViewType == Telerik.WinControls.UI.ListViewType.IconsView && e.VisualItem.Data.DataBoundItem != null)
        {
            DataRowView row = e.VisualItem.Data.DataBoundItem as DataRowView;
            var songRow = row.Row as DataRow;
            string albumName = songRow["AlbumName"].ToString();
            string songName = songRow["SongName"].ToString();
     
            e.VisualItem.Text = "<html> " + songName + "<br> " + albumName + "</span>";
        }
    }
     
    private void radListView1_ItemDataBound(object sender, ListViewItemEventArgs e)
    {
     
        DataRowView row = e.Item.DataBoundItem as DataRowView;
        var songRow = row.Row as DataRow;
        e.Item.Image = (Image)songRow["Image"];
    }

    I hope this helps. Should you have any other questions, I will be glad to help.

    Regards,
    Nadya
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  5. Walter
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    4 posts
    Member since:
    Jul 2015

    Posted 16 Jul 2019 in reply to Nadya Link to this post

    Hello Nadya,

    Thank you very much, that is the simple code replacement I was looking for.

     

    Regards,

    Walter

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