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listview column issue

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Use ListView.Columns.Add()

Clement Herreman
this is the simplest way i already mentioned in my question,,but herein my project they r doing some other way
peter
I assume you use this sytem at work, so why don't you just ask the person that designed it ? Did he left ?
Clement Herreman
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The line

this._listAvailable = new leaf.Plugins.leafListView();

implies that your control is derived from ListView (in fact, we can't know that for sure, it could be a whole other class with a similar api).
This makes every answer you'll get speculative - it's possible your class behaved differently than a ListView (for example, it might change some methods or properties)

Kobi
exactly i added those code also in our questions ,,but i didnt get anything
peter
A: 

The problem is simple actually everything is coming.the reason why its not coming at runtime we are referring the old DLL not the new DLL ,,,then how should it come,,sorry to disturbing you guys

peter