Treeview Node Click

[govolsbaby@gmail.com]

Hi All

I've got a treeview with checkboxes. I want the user to be able to
toggle the checkbox by click on the checkbox OR by clicking on the
node text.

So I've added an afterselect event handler to get the selected node
and change the .Checked property of the selected node as appropriate,
which works to change the .Checked status when the user FIRST clicks
on the text of a particular node.

But if they user then clicks on the text of the same node, the
afterselect event DOES NOT fire, because it was already selected I
guess. Can anyone tell me what other event I need to interpret that
click on the same node and then how to call the fire the afterselect
event handler from the click event handler?

Thanks.

[govolsbaby@gmail.com]

Re: Treeview Node Click

On Aug 28, 7:36 am, govolsb...@gmai l.com wrote:

Hi All
>
I've got a treeview with checkboxes.  I want the user to be able to
toggle the checkbox by click on the checkbox OR by clicking on the
node text.
>
So I've added an afterselect event handler to get the selected node
and change the .Checked property of the selected node as appropriate,
which works to change the .Checked status when the user FIRST clicks
on the text of a particular node.
>
But if they user then clicks on the text of the same node, the
afterselect event DOES NOT fire, because it was already selected I
guess.  Can anyone tell me what other event I need to interpret that
click on the same node and then how to call the fire the afterselect
event handler from the click event handler?
>
Thanks.

Oh yeah, using afterselect doesn't really work because then it wants
to change the textbox if I get to the node by using the arrow keys to
navigate through the treeview. I only want it to change the checkbox
if I actually click on the node text.

I did try create a .NodeMouseClick event handler, but it seems to
think the selected node is the one I just came from rather than the
one I clicked on.

Thanks.

[govolsbaby@gmail.com]

Re: Treeview Node Click

On Aug 28, 7:46 am, govolsb...@gmai l.com wrote:

On Aug 28, 7:36 am, govolsb...@gmai l.com wrote:
>
>
>

Hi All

>

I've got a treeview with checkboxes.  I want the user to be able to
toggle the checkbox by click on the checkbox OR by clicking on the
node text.

>

So I've added an afterselect event handler to get the selected node
and change the .Checked property of the selected node as appropriate,
which works to change the .Checked status when the user FIRST clicks
on the text of a particular node.

>

But if they user then clicks on the text of the same node, the
afterselect event DOES NOT fire, because it was already selected I
guess.  Can anyone tell me what other event I need to interpret that
click on the same node and then how to call the fire the afterselect
event handler from the click event handler?

>

Thanks.

>
Oh yeah, using afterselect doesn't really work because then it wants
to change the textbox if I get to the node by using the arrow keys to
navigate through the treeview.  I only want it to change the checkbox
if I actually click on the node text.
>
I did try create a .NodeMouseClick event handler, but it seems to
think the selected node is the one I just came from rather than the
one I clicked on.
>
Thanks.

LOL I love these kinds of posts. I first post my problem. Then I
find the solution on my own. Below, myNode ends up being the node
that the user clicked on. Before I was trying to interpret
the .SelectedNode property of sender (a treeview object).

Private Sub tvMEL_MouseClic k(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As
System.Windows. Forms.TreeNodeM ouseClickEventA rgs) Handles
tvMEL.NodeMouse Click
Dim myNode As MELTreeNode = e.Node
End Sub