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Wednesday, October 13, 2004
.NET: Displaying ListView Watermark
Ever wonder how to show a watermark on a ListView control when it doesn't have any items in it? This means doing it without adding a "special" item to the ListView that contains that text. This code project by Lubos Hasko shows exactly how to do that.
BTW, a watermark is descriptive text that explains what the control (or form) is used for, if there were any items in it...
BTW, a watermark is descriptive text that explains what the control (or form) is used for, if there were any items in it...
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