treeview

[Guest]

this is what i have written while builiding the treeview i already have and i
need to go deeper..

'------------------START---------------------------------
'Loop thru Requirement Types
For Each objReq In objBaseline.Requirements
'DoEvents ' Allow for a break, so user can cancel
Set objNode = TreeView1.Nodes.Add()
Set objNode.parent =
TreeView1.Nodes("RequirementTypes" & "-" & objProject.Name & "-" &
objBaseline.Name & "-" & objReqType.Name)
objNode.Text = objReq.Name
objNode.Image = "Type"
Set objNode.Tag = objReq
objNode.Key = "Type" & "-" & objProject.Name & "-" &
objBaseline.Name & "-" & objReqType.Name & "-" & objReq.Name 'Has to be Unique
'objNode.parent.Expanded = False 'Collapse the
Baseline Nodes
'objNode.parent.parent.Expanded = False 'Collapse
the Project Nodes
Next objReq

'---------------------END---------------------------------------

Iam getting an error at "Set objNode.parent" saying object not found. why
wud that be?

thank you

 

[Tom Spink]

Hi amruta,

This looks suspiciously like VB6 code... Is it? If so, you may get better
help in the microsoft.public.vb.* newsgroups.

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Tom Spink

this is what i have written while builiding the treeview i already have
and i need to go deeper..

<snippedy-doo-dah>

 

[Brian Henry]

it must be, he's using the old "key" property in the old treeview from VB6,
which doesnt exist anymore in .NET

 

[Tom Spink]

it must be, he's using the old "key" property in the old treeview from
VB6, which doesnt exist anymore in .NET

<snippedy-doo-dah>

Heh, just noticed that old beast.

In that case, he should change this:

///
Set objNode.parent = TreeView1.Nodes("RequirementTypes" & "-" &
objProject.Name & "-" & objBaseline.Name & "-" & objReqType.Name)
///

To this:

///
Set objNode.parent = TreeView1.Nodes("Type" & "-" & objProject.Name & "-" &
objBaseline.Name & "-" & objReqType.Name)
///

And it *might* work.

 

[Guest]

iam using VB6 as since iam developing a macro for Microsoft project plan.