checkedlistbox

Is there a straighforward way to set additional text to appear in a tooltip when a user's mouse is held over an item in a CheckedListBox? What I would expect to be able to do in code is: uiChkLstTables.DisplayOnHoverMember = "DisplayOnHoverProperty"; //Property contains extended details Can anyone point me in the right direction to do this? I've already found a couple of articles that involve detecting which item the mouse is currently over and creating a new tooltip instance, but this sounds a little too contrived to be the best way. Thanks in advance. Add a Tooltip object to your form and

I have code below. How can i set checkedListBox item fore colour depending on if item is checked or not checked? private void FindSelectedUserRoles() { lblSelectedUser.Text = Code.CommonUtilities.getDgvStringColValue(dataGridViewUserList, "UserName").Trim(); //iterate all roles selected user is member of for (int i = 0; i < checkedListRoles.Items.Count; i++) { string roleName = checkedListRoles.Items[i].ToString(); string selectedUserRoles = Code.MemberShipManager.GetSpecificUsersRoles(lblSelectedUser.Text.Trim()); if (selectedUserRoles.Contains(roleName)) { checkedListRoles.SetItemChecked(i,

I am using CheckedListBox in C# Window Forms Application. I want to do something after one item checked or unchecked but ItemCheck event runs before the item checked/unchecked . How can I do that? Reza Aghaei CheckedListBox.ItemCheck Event The check state is not updated until after the ItemCheck event occurs. To run some codes after the item checked, you should use a workaround. Best Option You can use this option (Thanks to Hans Passant for this post ): private void checkedListBox1_ItemCheck(object sender, ItemCheckEventArgs e) { this.BeginInvoke(new Action(() => { //Do the after check tasks

I'm using a CheckedListBox control in a small application I'm working on. It's a nice control, but one thing bothers me; I can't set a property so that it only checks the item when I actually check the checkbox. What's the best way to overcome this? I've been thinking about getting the position of the mouseclick, relative from the left side of the checkbox. Which works partly, but if I would click on an empty space, close enough to the left the current selected item would still be checked. Any ideas regarding this? Well, it is quite ugly, but you could calculate mouse hit coordinates against