I want to save all the items I have in my listbox into a string in this kind of format.
String = listboxitem1,listboxitem2,listboxitem3,listboxitem4,listboxitem5....
So then later once I want to pull them back up I can use a breaker and break it up, then load them into listbox1 again. I have a rough idea how to do this but not sure. I was thinking save 1 item in listbox1 at a time then separate them with "," then put it in the string. I have no idea how to put that in code though.
SOLUTION!
Found that the solution was I load it into a listbox, then I added this code
For Each Item As Object In ListBox1.Items
[StringNameHere!] &= (Item & ",")
Next
Then I load the string by splitting the string between every ","
I understand you have solved your own question. Just an additional suggestion for you if it is not a must for you to store your data as string. What if the value in your ListBox contains a "," ? It will give you another row since you are spliting it with a "," in the later part.
Try using the below:
To Store the value from ListBox:
Dim itemListToStore As New List(Of ListItem)
For Each item As ListItem In ListBox1.Items
itemListToStore.Add(item)
Next
To populate the ListBox with stored value:
For Each pullOutItem As ListItem In itemListToStore
ListBox1.Items.Add(pullOutItem.Text)
Next
This will overcome the problem of delimiter.
Private Sub Button2_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button2.Click
dim itm_count as integer
dim s as string
s=""
itm_count= list1.items.count
For k As Integer = 0 To list1.Items.Count
s = list1.Items(k).ToString & ","
Next
MsgBox(s) 'it will shows the item separated by comas in message box
end sub
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