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Listview overflowing - not keeping size of parent ?

Driving me crazy!

I have a Listview to which I am binding a large collection.

The problem is this collection "overflows" and then items can't be seen.

If I set Height- then fine, I get what I want and a scroll bar... but this won't dynamically size if the user maximises the entire window. So how can I tell it to fill the size of the groupbox it is in without overflowing and give me a scroll bar (vertical).

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Sorry, A bit preemptive this question....

It was the stackpanel I had it in which was causing the problem.

Removed and set to a grid portion and is now working as needed.

baron  2010-01-22 05:16:00

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