regd treeView control
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Hi, I want the all the nodes in the tree to be expanded. How do I set this property? Karteek
:omg: Simply call the ExpandAll() method of the TreeView control:
TreeView1.ExpandAll()I have to ask, have you ever read the documentation on the TreeView and Datagrid controls? Or have even looked through the Intellisense dropdown when you hit "."? And what's with the "regd" with every question you post? RageInTheMachine9532 "...a pungent, gastly, stinky piece of cheese!" -- The Roaming Gnome
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:omg: Simply call the ExpandAll() method of the TreeView control:
TreeView1.ExpandAll()I have to ask, have you ever read the documentation on the TreeView and Datagrid controls? Or have even looked through the Intellisense dropdown when you hit "."? And what's with the "regd" with every question you post? RageInTheMachine9532 "...a pungent, gastly, stinky piece of cheese!" -- The Roaming Gnome
Agreed. This forum is for specific questions. You'll never learn anything if you don't actually try to research things - even basic research such as reading the class documentation - if you expect everyone to do the work for you. I'm a bit confused by "regd" as well. It isn't necessary.
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Agreed. This forum is for specific questions. You'll never learn anything if you don't actually try to research things - even basic research such as reading the class documentation - if you expect everyone to do the work for you. I'm a bit confused by "regd" as well. It isn't necessary.
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Hi, Actually I have to complete the a project within the next two weeks. It is a big one and I donno much abt C# and .Net. So I post it so that I get the answer without wasting much time. regd I mean regarding. Sorry if I distrubed u with my posts. Karteek
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Hi, Actually I have to complete the a project within the next two weeks. It is a big one and I donno much abt C# and .Net. So I post it so that I get the answer without wasting much time. regd I mean regarding. Sorry if I distrubed u with my posts. Karteek
Putting "regarding", "re", or "regd" in a subject is pointless: obviously your post relates to whatever the subject says - that's what a subject is for. It doesn't matter how much time you have to do a project. Not reading about what you're doing is counter-productive and no very smart. You should just jump into something - especially for an important project - without having any idea of what you're doing. Besides, while your developing your project you should be reading about what you're doing. Not only will you learn while you develop your project, reading may help to make your project better by either providing you with alternative means to perform some task or to make your project more stable. There's simply no valid excuse why someone can't read even something as simple and quick as class library documentation, at least for the classes the person is using. None.
Microsoft MVP, Visual C# My Articles
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Hi, Actually I have to complete the a project within the next two weeks. It is a big one and I donno much abt C# and .Net. So I post it so that I get the answer without wasting much time. regd I mean regarding. Sorry if I distrubed u with my posts. Karteek
karteek wrote: I donno much abt C# and .Net. So I post it so that I get the answer without wasting much time. Actually, posting your question and waiting for an answer will take more time than reading the class documentation. It would have taken you about 2 minutes to find the answer to this one just reading the class documentation on the TreeView control. ...and you probably would have learned something else in the process too... RageInTheMachine9532 "...a pungent, gastly, stinky piece of cheese!" -- The Roaming Gnome