TreeView Nodes

[Mohammed Elkholy]

Hello everybody i have a treeview it has set of nodes , i want to set some of them visable to false , but i can't find visable or enable proprty what can i do please thnks for help M.Elkholy

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[Xmen Real]

no, there is no property exists in TreeView to hide a node but you can remove a node.

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[Mohammed Elkholy]

thanks for your replay but i need the nodes hiden i cant remove it becouse i depend on it in my code

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[Pete OHanlon]

Just because you need the nodes hidden doesn't mean that you can do it - you may need to investigate a third party control to see if you can find this feature there.

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[Henry Minute]

Another possible solution is to handle the OnBeforeSelect event of the TreeView. Check the Node passed in the TreeViewCancelEventArgs and if it is one that you would like disabled, use the Cancel property from the TreeViewCancelEventArgs to stop user interaction. Of course it might be polite to give the user a notification for the reason. Alternatively combine the above, without the user notification, with drawing the nodes that should be disabled yourself in a dimmed-out style. Investigate the DrawMode property of the TreeView to find out how.

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