Treeview,

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Marc R.

Hi all,
newbie one again.

In a treeview how can I get the selected one to still be "reverse" (as
Selected) went control lose focus ?

That Will help me to see on which record I work !

Marc R.
 
Hi Marc,

TreeView1.HideSelection = False

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Carlos J. Quintero

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Thanks, I found it right after I send the mail, but is it possible to have
it in dark blue has went it has the focus ?

Marc R.
 
Hi Marc,

Colors are controlled by the Windows user settings (Control Panel), which
should not be changed by an app. If you want some specific color, you should
set the TreeNode.BackColor when the treeview gets/loses the focus.

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Best regards,

Carlos J. Quintero

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You can code, design and document much faster:
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Marc R. said:
Hi all,
newbie one again.

In a treeview how can I get the selected one to still be "reverse" (as
Selected) went control lose focus ?

That Will help me to see on which record I work !
Click to expand...

The Treeview is not part of the VB.Net language. It belongs to the
Framework. Better groups to ask this:

microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.windowsforms.controls


Armin
 
Hi Armin,

You are probably right, but here at lease here we get some answers. the
other newsgroups is less active.

I did post my question to the other ng,

thanks

Marc R.
 
Marc R. said:
Hi Armin,

You are probably right, but here at lease here we get some answers.
the other newsgroups is less active.

I did post my question to the other ng,
Click to expand...

It's less active because people often don't know that the groups are there -
or because they (the groups) are less active.


Armin
 
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