First of all, thanks for the TreeViewAdv, it's a really nice control as it is, and I'm sure it will keep getting better.
Question: how can I prevent the dragging of nodes within the control? I seem to be missing the AllowDrag property (or something like that). I don't want the user to be able to rearrange nodes, and with out a property on the control or a cancelable event (BeforeDrag), I can't see how to prevent that.
Another thing that would be cool: I'm using the right images as indicators and I'd like to associate tip text with each image. Any quick pointers on how (or if) this can be done?
Sean
NG
Neal Granroth
July 1, 2003 12:51 PM UTC
> Question: how can I prevent the dragging of nodes within the control?
- Implement a handler for the QueryContinueDrag event.
- Within it, set e.Action = Drag.Cancel
Hope this helps.
Neal
TA
Todd Armstrong
January 27, 2004 02:05 AM UTC
Where does the Drag.Cancel come from. I don''t have a reference to it and want to do the same thing.
>
>> Question: how can I prevent the dragging of nodes within the control?
>
>- Implement a handler for the QueryContinueDrag event.
>
>- Within it, set e.Action = Drag.Cancel
>
>
>Hope this helps.
>Neal
TA
Todd Armstrong
January 27, 2004 02:14 AM UTC
I figured it out. It should be:
e.Action = DragAction.Cancel;
>Where does the Drag.Cancel come from. I don''t have a reference to it and want to do the same thing.
>
>>
>>> Question: how can I prevent the dragging of nodes within the control?
>>
>>- Implement a handler for the QueryContinueDrag event.
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>>- Within it, set e.Action = Drag.Cancel
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>>
>>Hope this helps.
>>Neal
JR
Jack Rubin
May 8, 2004 10:47 PM UTC
Please contact me regarding H8 emulators (Dave x2). Thanks!
JR
Jack Rubin
May 8, 2004 10:50 PM UTC
In case the subject of the prior msg is not displayed, this note is to Neal Granroth.
>Please contact me regarding H8 emulators (Dave x2). Thanks!
Jack Rubin
www.sebhc.org