SubItems Property

Returns the UltraListViewSubItemsCollection which contains the sub-items for this UltraListViewItem.

Syntax

Visual Basic

'Declaration
 
Public ReadOnly Property SubItems As UltraListViewSubItemsCollection

C#

public UltraListViewSubItemsCollection SubItems {get;}

Example

The following code sample demonstrates how to populate the UltraListView's Items collection from the 'Orders' table in the Northwind database:

Visual Basic

Imports Infragistics.Win
Imports Infragistics.Win.UltraWinListView

    Private Sub PopulateItemsCollection(ByVal ordersTable As DataTable)

        Dim dataRow As DataRow
        Dim dataColumn As DataColumn

        '	Populate the Items collection from the Rows collection of the 'Orders' table.
        For Each dataRow In ordersTable.Rows

            '	Add an UltraListViewItem for this order, using the value of the
            '	'OrderID' field for the item's Value
            Dim orderItem As UltraListViewItem = Me.ultraListView1.Items.Add(Nothing, dataRow("OrderID"))

            '	Set the values for the UltraListViewItem's SubItems. Note that we
            '	can use an UltraListViewSubItemColumn instance to index into the
            '	SubItemColumns collection, and use the stored reference to the underlying
            '	DataColumn to index into the DataRow's columns.
            Dim subItemColumn As UltraListViewSubItemColumn
            For Each subItemColumn In Me.ultraListView1.SubItemColumns

                DataColumn = CType(subItemColumn.Tag, DataColumn)
                Dim subItem As UltraListViewSubItem = orderItem.SubItems(subItemColumn)
                subItem.Value = dataRow(DataColumn)

                '	Assign the Appearance we created for this shipper to the
                '	UltraListViewSubItem's Appearance.
                If subItem.Key = "ShipVia" Then subItem.Appearance = Me.ultraListView1.Appearances(subItem.Text)
            Next

            '	Assign the UltraListViewGroup which represents this order's customer
            '	to the item's Group property.
            Dim customerID As String = CType(dataRow("CustomerID"), String)
            orderItem.Group = Me.ultraListView1.Groups(customerID)
        Next

    End Sub

C#

using Infragistics.Win;
using Infragistics.Win.UltraWinListView;
using System.Diagnostics;


		private void PopulateItemsCollection( DataTable ordersTable )
		{
			//	Populate the Items collection from the Rows collection of the 'Orders' table.
			foreach( DataRow dataRow in ordersTable.Rows )
			{
				//	Add an UltraListViewItem for this order, using the value of the
				//	'OrderID' field for the item's Value
				UltraListViewItem orderItem = this.ultraListView1.Items.Add( null, dataRow["OrderID"] );

				//	Set the values for the UltraListViewItem's SubItems. Note that we
				//	can use an UltraListViewSubItemColumn instance to index into the
				//	SubItemColumns collection, and use the stored reference to the underlying
				//	DataColumn to index into the DataRow's columns.
				foreach( UltraListViewSubItemColumn subItemColumn in this.ultraListView1.SubItemColumns )
				{
					DataColumn dataColumn = subItemColumn.Tag as DataColumn;
					UltraListViewSubItem subItem = orderItem.SubItems[subItemColumn];
					subItem.Value = dataRow[dataColumn];

					//	Assign the Appearance we created for this shipper to the
					//	UltraListViewSubItem's Appearance.
					if ( subItem.Key == "ShipVia" )
						subItem.Appearance = this.ultraListView1.Appearances[subItem.Text];
				}

				//	Assign the UltraListViewGroup which represents this order's customer
				//	to the item's Group property.
				string customerID = dataRow["CustomerID"] as string;
				orderItem.Group = this.ultraListView1.Groups[customerID];
			}
		}

Requirements

Target Platforms: Windows 10, Windows 8.1, Windows 8, Windows 7, Windows Server 2012, Windows 7, Windows Vista SP1 or later, Windows XP SP3, Windows Server 2008 (Server Core not supported), Windows Server 2008 R2 (Server Core supported with SP1 or later), Windows Server 2003 SP2