I have 2 ListViews (trying GUIListViewEx UDF), one using a Name and one using a Date field but both don't have to be unique.
So more than one user can have the same name, as well I can have two events on the same date. The Date also has a Type
field like Morning or Afternoon so that makes it unique.
There are other fields of course in the ListViews.
I implemented using unique keys (numbers) for the INI file so that INI file contains unique id's.
Problem is that the ListViews don't show the key (by choice) and searching a user by Name can
find 1+ matches in the INI. I need to match up the one selected in the ListView with the INI key.
The issue is I need to make sure which one I am editing or deleting.
Can you have a hidden field in the ListView (the key)?
Should I use the Name or Date as the Key instead of numbers (but that won't be unique)?
What's the best way to implement this?
So more than one user can have the same name, as well I can have two events on the same date. The Date also has a Type
field like Morning or Afternoon so that makes it unique.
There are other fields of course in the ListViews.
I implemented using unique keys (numbers) for the INI file so that INI file contains unique id's.
Problem is that the ListViews don't show the key (by choice) and searching a user by Name can
find 1+ matches in the INI. I need to match up the one selected in the ListView with the INI key.
The issue is I need to make sure which one I am editing or deleting.
Can you have a hidden field in the ListView (the key)?
Should I use the Name or Date as the Key instead of numbers (but that won't be unique)?
What's the best way to implement this?