adding a ListBoxItem in a ListBox in C#?
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Solution 1
Try this:
ListBoxItem itm = new ListBoxItem();
itm.Content = "some text";
listbox.Items.Add(itm);
listbox is name for ListBox.
Solution 2
You can do like that
ListBox1.Items.Insert(0,new ListItem("ITEM 1", "Value"))
Solution 3
Your object will always be in a ListBoxItem, the ListBox will generate one for you if you don't add it explicitly. To get the ListBoxItem you use:
var listboxitem = (ListBoxItem)listbox.ItemContainerGenerator.ContainerFromItem(myItem);
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Updated on July 09, 2022Comments
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Hendra Anggrian almost 2 years
I know that:
String test = "test"; ListBox.Items.Add(test);
or
String test = "test"; int index = 1; ListBox.Items.Insert(index, String);
adds the String in a ListBox, but I want to insert ListBoxItem, how to? previously I learn that
var contentToString = (String)ListBoxItem.Content;
simply converts ListBoxItem to String, but I couldn't do the opposite to convert String to ListBoxItem
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Hendra Anggrian over 11 yearsnot working, there is no ListItem in Windows 8 metro app with C# and XAML