Bobn
03-27-2001, 07:15 PM
What's the best way to find out at runtime if you're at the root level of a treeview control, based on TreeView1.Selecteditem after a click?
Treeview and root levelBobn 03-27-2001, 07:15 PM What's the best way to find out at runtime if you're at the root level of a treeview control, based on TreeView1.Selecteditem after a click? klabranche 03-28-2001, 07:40 AM Check the Key value of the selected node against the roots Key value. images/icons/smile.gif Bobn 03-28-2001, 06:22 PM If i have say 5 nodes at the root level, will the root property = the firstsibling property all the time, if i am at this level? This is how i am determining if a node is at this root level among the 5 nodes. klabranche 03-29-2001, 07:42 AM You could test to see if node.Parent is nothing.... Root level objects return nothing when the parent property is called on them. images/icons/smile.gif Bobn 03-29-2001, 09:19 PM Yes, I already tried this. When node.Parent = nothing, runtime error is 91 - Object variable not set. I don't see how you can use this property when at the root level at runtime. User2571 02-10-2003, 06:55 AM yeah i got the exact same problem, this question dosn't seem to be answered even know it was posted in 2001 and second what with your rego bobn Registered: Jan 1970 Location: Posts: 17 Flyguy 02-10-2003, 07:13 AM Is Not Node.Parent Is Nothing Then ' End If |
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