Dear all, this might be a stupid question but I'm a newbie to C# and cannot work out how to do this correctly. Basically I have done the following: 1. A listview, with checkboxes enabled, which has a lv_ItemChecked event. The code tries to check if lv.CheckedIems.Count is equal to lv.Items.Count, then obviously that means all the items have been selected and I should check the "Select All" by code as well. So I go like this: chkSelectAll.Checked = lv.CheckedItems.Count.Equals(lv.Items.Count); Basically this will also uncheck the Select All checkbox if not all the checkboxes have been ticked. 2. A checkbox "Select All" which when checked, will select all checkboxes in the listview, and when unchecked, will deselect those checkboxes. It does this by an event of chkSelectAll_CheckedChanged. The code goes like this: if (chkSelectAll.Checked.Equals(false)) { mnuClearAll_Click(sender, e); } else { mnuSelectAll_Click(sender, e); } Where obviously the menu commands do a foreach and (un)check the checkboxes in the listview. *** The problem *** As you experienced coders might already have noticed, this presents a problem when I have all checkboxes checked and I try to uncheck one of the boxes. As soon as that happens, it unchecks, by code, the Select All checkbox... triggering the chkSelectAll_CheckedChanged event, which in turn also triggers the mnuClearAll_Click event. In other words as soon as I deselect one checkbox, the entire list gets unchecked... I cannot work out how to get this right... I assume there must be something I can use in the sender and the EventArg as in lv_ItemChecked(object sender, EventArgs e) but I cannot find info on how to use those properly... It'd be tremendously helpful if you could help me out here... Many thanks!
