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Listview BackColor ProblemThis problem occurred when moving from .NET Framework 1.1 to .NET Framework 2.0, and it seems to happen on Windows XP only. I have a client application which contains a dynamically updating ListView, each ListViewItem has it's BackColor set to a color based on the values of the row. When the client is under any kind of load, and the ListView is updated, sometimes some of the rows will lose it's BackColor (go back to default White). I then need to manually click on that row, or scroll the area off screen to make it go back to normal. Sometimes I can even get this to occur on a static ListView (ie no updates are happening), or without even scrolling during updates. It's as if the system forgets to paint the BackColor for some items when there are other areas refreshing on-screen. Has anyone else experienced this problem before? I did some searching already, and tried turning on DoubleBuffering and various solutions to remove the flicker from ListView, but this problem is still happening. Aaron |
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