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Sorting Nodes on a TreeView

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David C. Holley - 05 Jul 2005 22:17 GMT
If I set the .Sorted property for a treeView to TRUE and then add a new
node, with the new node automatically be placed in the correct sort order?
Alex Dybenko - 06 Jul 2005 15:45 GMT
no, it will be placed at a place you insert it <g>
but after you add node, you can set sorted property of parent node to true,
and this will resort nodes

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> If I set the .Sorted property for a treeView to TRUE and then add a new
> node, with the new node automatically be placed in the correct sort order?
David C. Holley - 06 Jul 2005 17:13 GMT
Yeah I figured it out and then canceled the message. Now I'm playing
with adding nodes to a specific node to allow various actions. I'm using
a TreeView to display active invoices. When a specific invoice is
clicked, I'm adding various child nodes to the invoice to allow various
actions such as Printing, Posting, etc. Its pretty sweet.

> no, it will be placed at a place you insert it <g>
> but after you add node, you can set sorted property of parent node to true,
> and this will resort nodes
 
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