Krool -Listview How to set Backcolor or a row & Bug in Picture property ?

Hello everyone,

I posted my request earlier in this thread. Post #8

@SamOscarBrown
Thank you.
I am so happy to become a member of this community. As suggested by you, I am starting this new thread.

My requirement:
I want to be able to set the backcolor of any row in a ListBOX. A Listview is actually an overkill for me.

I found this interesting article about just that. Scroll down to the very bottom and you will find what exactly I am looking for.

Surprisingly, the download link for the example code is also still active. I tried it out. It works just as it says but that's it. You try tinkering anything with it, it hangs.

Then I found this https://www.vbforums.com/showthread....t-subclassing) suggested in #4

This is a beauty. It works well. But I can't use it because it doesn't work with Krool's Listview.

I like to use Krool's controls in order to make a single executable without any dependencies.

Apparently, there is a bug in the Picture property of Krool's Lisview, or I am missing something. Because, that is where the code in the above example, fails.
When you execute , nothing happens. I tried various other ways of assigning the picture. Still nothing.

Then I found, even when you assign a picture at design time, it does not work.
I tried setting the PictureWatermark property = True. That also doesn't work.

You can see the difference at Design time. I have assigned the same picture to both MS Listview (top) and Krool's Listview (bottom).


So, I am pinning my hopes on the method suggested by Krool, in #5.
I have absolutely no idea how to use achieve that.

Over to you all, for your suggestions.

Thanks.

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