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If a node has children, expand it, then collapse it again, then the attributes of the next most adjacent sibling node is affected, that node had 'mousehover= hand' attribute, and was clickable before, but now it no longer has the hand mouse and not clickable.

I checked the javascript code, and found nothing wrong in logic. I doubt this is a bug in IE DOM modal.

Has anyone met this problem?

by the way, this treeview is from MS Advancedwebcontrols, not the IE webcontrols
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If a node has children, expand it, then collapse it again, then the attributes of the next most adjacent sibling node is affected, that node had 'mousehover= hand' attribute, and was clickable before, but now it no longer has the hand mouse and not clickable.

I checked the javascript code, and found nothing wrong in logic. I doubt this is a bug in IE DOM modal.

Has anyone met this problem?

Here is the code

// Change main image to Plus icon
obj.children[0].src = tree.collapsedNodeImageUrl;

// Set image URL
if (obj.parentNode.children.length > 1)
obj.parentNode.children[1].src = obj.imageUrl;

// Hide children
for (i = 0; i < tnodeid.children.length; i++) {
tnodeid.children[i].style.display = 'none';
} // this loop caused the problem


"john" <> wrote in message news:...
by the way, this treeview is from MS Advancedwebcontrols, not the IE webcontrols
"john" <> wrote in message news:%...
If a node has children, expand it, then collapse it again, then the attributes of the next most adjacent sibling node is affected, that node had 'mousehover= hand' attribute, and was clickable before, but now it no longer has the hand mouse and not clickable.

I checked the javascript code, and found nothing wrong in logic. I doubt this is a bug in IE DOM modal.

Has anyone met this problem?