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Comments by Reelix (Top 7 by date)
Reelix
12-Jan-15 2:01am
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Reason for my vote of 4 \n Whilst a fantastic article for the most part, I must disagree with 7.a.
If you had one large image, none of the images on the site would load until the entire map has loaded, which would lead to a rather jarring user experience. With multiple smaller images, each can be loaded independently, and it has frequently been proven that this results in an overall faster speed (See multi-section download managers for example)
Reelix
23-Dec-14 5:29am
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Reason for my vote of 5 \n Simple, effective, and hacky as as all hells - I love it :D
Reelix
15-Aug-12 8:25am
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The:
if (listView1.SelectedItems[0].Tag != null)
Should compensate for this.
I have altered the solution with the above recommendation included.
Reelix
15-Aug-12 7:25am
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Do you mean that the Radio Button List is added through code, instead of using a control?
If so, may you please update your question with code showing how the controls are added.
Reelix
15-Aug-12 7:20am
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This will happen if you deselect every item - No items are selected, and as such, index 0 is invalid.
Simply add a:
if (listView1.SelectedItems.Count > 0)
clause to make sure at least 1 item is selected.
Reelix
15-Aug-12 5:09am
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Are these individual CheckBox's, or a single CheckBoxList ?
Reelix
30-Jun-11 0:49am
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Decided to go with ContextMenuStrip, and found the links extremely helpful!
Thanks! :D
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