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Updated event procedure in TreeView control

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Paul Johnson - 08 Apr 2004 22:58 GMT
There is an Updated method in the properties viewer for an AX Treeview
control on my form.  I would like to execute an Event Procedure when the
name of a node is changed by the user, but I can't tell when, if ever, the
Updated event fires.

I also would like to know where I go to learn about the methods for this
control, since I suspect there are others that don't show up in the design
view of Access.

Thanks.
Paul Johnson
Paul Johnson - 08 Apr 2004 23:46 GMT
If there isn't a way to trap the event when a node's name is changed, I will
probably write a procedure in the form_unload event, to update the names in
the table that the control builds from in the Form_Load event.  Not the way
I would like to proceed, but it may be the only option.

If anyone knows more about the firing of the Updated method, I would still
love to know about it.

Thanks.
Paul Johnson
Paul Johnson - 09 Apr 2004 04:58 GMT
I get to answer my own post again! --  I have found what I was looking for:
the AfterLabelEdit event.  I think I started looking in the wrong version of
the axTreeView Control in the VBA Help, because I don't remember seeing it
the first time.  For others who want to know (and thanks to Alex for telling
me about the NodeClick event in another post) the events are:

AfterLabelEdit
BeforeLabelEdit
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NodeCheck
NodeClick

> If there isn't a way to trap the event when a node's name is changed, I will
> probably write a procedure in the form_unload event, to update the names in
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> Thanks.
> Paul Johnson
 
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