RE: How to scroll at the last item in the listbox through an event
From: James Divine (JamesDivine_at_discussions.microsoft.com)
Date: 10/08/04
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Date: Fri, 8 Oct 2004 08:31:05 -0700
Well, there isn't an ItemsAdded event on the listbox, but you could build
one if you wanted.
This is just a thought, but does adding an item trigger a resize? If so,
then you could add the logic to select the last item at the resize event.
-James
"GG" wrote:
> I know I can scroll to the last item in the listbox by calling
> SetSelected all the time
> What I need is when I add items through the Items.Add or Items.AddRange
> to be called automatically and go the the bottom.
> Anybody knows how to be implemented?
>
> Thanks
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