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Checked Listbox Text ColorI am looping throught the items in a checked list box. If it helps, all
of the items are checked. If I string of text matches a certain criteria I would like to change it's text color to red. I know this is incorrect, but something like so: If clbFinalList.Items(intLoopCount) = strBadA(x) Then clbFinalList.Items(x).forecolor = Color.Red End If What is the proper syntax to accomplish this? Thank you, John Assuming you're talking about the System.Windows.Forms.CheckedListBox class
then there is no built in support for that. You would have to ownerdraw it. Consider using a ListView instead. /claes Show quoteHide quote "jcrouse" <jcrou***@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:1148652871.352732.113520@i39g2000cwa.googlegroups.com... >I am looping throught the items in a checked list box. If it helps, all > of the items are checked. If I string of text matches a certain > criteria I would like to change it's text color to red. I know this is > incorrect, but something like so: > > If clbFinalList.Items(intLoopCount) = strBadA(x) Then > clbFinalList.Items(x).forecolor = Color.Red > End If > > What is the proper syntax to accomplish this? > > Thank you, > John > |
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