This is not a new feature, but would be nice to mention that you can possibly have a different custom editing control for every cell…

C#

[csharp gutter=”false” toolbar=”false”]
private IBetterListViewEmbeddedControl ListViewRequestEmbeddedControl(object sender, BetterListViewRequestEmbeddedControlEventArgs eventArgs)
{
// show editing controls in the second column
if (eventArgs.SubItem.Index == 1)
{
// show my custom control on the first row
if (eventArgs.SubItem.Item.Index == 0)
{
return (new DocumentAccessConrol());
}

// show my custom control on the second row
if (eventArgs.SubItem.Item.Index == 1)
{
return (new BetterListViewComboBoxEmbeddedControl());
}

// show my custom control on the third row
if (eventArgs.SubItem.Item.Index == 2)
{
return (new BetterListViewTextBoxEmbeddedControl());
}
}

return null;
}
[/csharp]

Visual Basic

[vb gutter=”false” toolbar=”false”]
Private Function ListViewRequestEmbeddedControl(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal eventArgs As BetterListViewRequestEmbeddedControlEventArgs) _
As IBetterListViewEmbeddedControl

‘ show editing controls in the second column
If eventArgs.SubItem.Index = 1 Then

‘ show my custom control on the first row
If eventArgs.SubItem.Item.Index = 0 Then
Return (New DocumentAccessConrol())
End If

‘ show my custom control on the second row
If eventArgs.SubItem.Item.Index = 1 Then
Return (New BetterListViewComboBoxEmbeddedControl())
End If

‘ show my custom control on the third row
If eventArgs.SubItem.Item.Index = 2 Then
Return (New BetterListViewTextBoxEmbeddedControl())
End If

End If

Return Nothing

End Function
[/vb]

And there is the result:

Custom Embedded Control on the First Line

TextBox Control on the Third Line