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I'm building a web application that is analogous to the Windows XP file
explorer in function. The left column contains a TreeView, and the right
column a DataGrid populated by selecting TreeView nodes. The TreeView
populates dynamically as there are a significant number of nodes. The
DataGrid displays both the items and the nodes from the TreeView. Using the
explorer analogy this means the TreeView shows folders, and the DataGrid
folders and files.

The issue I have is that I would like to be able to update the TreeView to
show the selected node if the user selects the matching node from the
DataGrid. Again with the Explorer analogy, if the user selected a folder, the
folder tree would update to match the change. I'm not sure it's possible due
to the dynamic nature of the TreeView in this example as the node may not
even exist in the nodes collection (eg: The TreeView shows the root node plus
1 level but the user has drilled down 3 levels in the DataGrid from the root
node).

Any suggestions?

Kind Regards,
Tim.

Hello Tim,

Maybe you could try something like this
Check if a folder item is selected in a datagrid item in the
selectedindexchanged event. If so expand the folder Node in the treeview
with findnode and expand
Treeview1.FindNode("Authors\\Shakespeare").Expand( ); or Select

I hope this contributes to a solution.

regards,

Koen Hakvoort



"Tymbow" <> wrote in message
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> I'm building a web application that is analogous to the Windows XP file
> explorer in function. The left column contains a TreeView, and the right
> column a DataGrid populated by selecting TreeView nodes. The TreeView
> populates dynamically as there are a significant number of nodes. The
> DataGrid displays both the items and the nodes from the TreeView. Using
> the
> explorer analogy this means the TreeView shows folders, and the DataGrid
> folders and files.
>
> The issue I have is that I would like to be able to update the TreeView to
> show the selected node if the user selects the matching node from the
> DataGrid. Again with the Explorer analogy, if the user selected a folder,
> the
> folder tree would update to match the change. I'm not sure it's possible
> due
> to the dynamic nature of the TreeView in this example as the node may not
> even exist in the nodes collection (eg: The TreeView shows the root node
> plus
> 1 level but the user has drilled down 3 levels in the DataGrid from the
> root
> node).
>
> Any suggestions?
>
> Kind Regards,
> Tim.

That helped. Thanks.

FYI it can be done but it gets a little ugly. Due to the dynamic nature of
the treeview you must remember to use select() and expand() when you change
nodes outside of the tree or things can get very lost. I didn't have much
luck with find node and ended up just iterating the child nodes looking for a
ValuePath match but I'll try to get FindNode working (I hate text matching -
very ugly and requires too much support code to handle unexpected input).

"Koen Hakvoort" wrote:

> Hello Tim,
>
> Maybe you could try something like this
> Check if a folder item is selected in a datagrid item in the
> selectedindexchanged event. If so expand the folder Node in the treeview
> with findnode and expand
> Treeview1.FindNode("Authors\\Shakespeare").Expand( ); or Select
>
> I hope this contributes to a solution.
>
> regards,
>
> Koen Hakvoort
>
>
>
> "Tymbow" <> wrote in message
> news:08BDF2CE-9998-4802-973B-...
> > I'm building a web application that is analogous to the Windows XP file
> > explorer in function. The left column contains a TreeView, and the right
> > column a DataGrid populated by selecting TreeView nodes. The TreeView
> > populates dynamically as there are a significant number of nodes. The
> > DataGrid displays both the items and the nodes from the TreeView. Using
> > the
> > explorer analogy this means the TreeView shows folders, and the DataGrid
> > folders and files.
> >
> > The issue I have is that I would like to be able to update the TreeView to
> > show the selected node if the user selects the matching node from the
> > DataGrid. Again with the Explorer analogy, if the user selected a folder,
> > the
> > folder tree would update to match the change. I'm not sure it's possible
> > due
> > to the dynamic nature of the TreeView in this example as the node may not
> > even exist in the nodes collection (eg: The TreeView shows the root node
> > plus
> > 1 level but the user has drilled down 3 levels in the DataGrid from the
> > root
> > node).
> >
> > Any suggestions?
> >
> > Kind Regards,
> > Tim.
>
>
>