The listview events "ItemSelectionChanged" and "SelectedIndexChanged" events
appear to both fire when someone clicks on a different item in a listview.
Is there some reason to use one event over another?



Thanks,

Dean S

There's no reason to use either event that's dictated by the control, no. 
Which you use depends on the requirements of your own code.

ItemSelectionChanged will return the instance of the item who's selection
has changed, where as SelectedIndexChanged will just notify you that a
selection change was made.  It won't tell you which item changed.

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