Last node is not visible in TreeView because of scroll bar.
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I am having treeview with some nodes. If there is no. of node is more than height of treeview then scroll bar is coming. Now the problem is, because of scroll bar i am not able to see the last node. How i can solve this issue? Thanks in advance.
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I am having treeview with some nodes. If there is no. of node is more than height of treeview then scroll bar is coming. Now the problem is, because of scroll bar i am not able to see the last node. How i can solve this issue? Thanks in advance.
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Scroll bar is required, because there are nodes which is greater the height of TreeView. It should show the last node even scroll bar is there. Am i missing any porperty or Is it microsoft fault.
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I am having treeview with some nodes. If there is no. of node is more than height of treeview then scroll bar is coming. Now the problem is, because of scroll bar i am not able to see the last node. How i can solve this issue? Thanks in advance.
Can you post some example code that demonstrates this? Does it always not display the last node when there is a scroll bar, or is it only if there are a certain minimum number of nodes? Are you using Windows Forms or ASP.net? Can you post a screenshot somewhere and add a link to it from here? I've encountered your issue when adding a bunch of nodes (32,000 or something like that) to a TreeView. There is no way around it that I know of. However, you could put any nodes that would make the TreeView have more than 32,000 nodes into a new TreeView instead... or implement TreeView paging. Or you could allow the user to filter the nodes somehow (if they are alphabetic in nature, you could allow them to show only a letter at a time, for example). You could also disable scrolling on the TreeView itself, but enable scrolling for the container that holds the TreeView. And if you still have the issue, put a control (e.g., a label) at the bottom of the TreeView so that that control gets hidden instead of part of the TreeView. I can assist you further if you provide more information.
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Can you post some example code that demonstrates this? Does it always not display the last node when there is a scroll bar, or is it only if there are a certain minimum number of nodes? Are you using Windows Forms or ASP.net? Can you post a screenshot somewhere and add a link to it from here? I've encountered your issue when adding a bunch of nodes (32,000 or something like that) to a TreeView. There is no way around it that I know of. However, you could put any nodes that would make the TreeView have more than 32,000 nodes into a new TreeView instead... or implement TreeView paging. Or you could allow the user to filter the nodes somehow (if they are alphabetic in nature, you could allow them to show only a letter at a time, for example). You could also disable scrolling on the TreeView itself, but enable scrolling for the container that holds the TreeView. And if you still have the issue, put a control (e.g., a label) at the bottom of the TreeView so that that control gets hidden instead of part of the TreeView. I can assist you further if you provide more information.
Thanks for alternative solution. Actually i am using Windows Forms and this problem is also there when scroll bar comes in to picture. Now i am adding one extra node at the last of treeview, so that this extra node will going to be hidden.
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Thanks for alternative solution. Actually i am using Windows Forms and this problem is also there when scroll bar comes in to picture. Now i am adding one extra node at the last of treeview, so that this extra node will going to be hidden.
After adding extra node at the last, we can select last node by key down arrow. How we can disable any particular TreeNode, not complete TreeView in windows form.
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Can you post some example code that demonstrates this? Does it always not display the last node when there is a scroll bar, or is it only if there are a certain minimum number of nodes? Are you using Windows Forms or ASP.net? Can you post a screenshot somewhere and add a link to it from here? I've encountered your issue when adding a bunch of nodes (32,000 or something like that) to a TreeView. There is no way around it that I know of. However, you could put any nodes that would make the TreeView have more than 32,000 nodes into a new TreeView instead... or implement TreeView paging. Or you could allow the user to filter the nodes somehow (if they are alphabetic in nature, you could allow them to show only a letter at a time, for example). You could also disable scrolling on the TreeView itself, but enable scrolling for the container that holds the TreeView. And if you still have the issue, put a control (e.g., a label) at the bottom of the TreeView so that that control gets hidden instead of part of the TreeView. I can assist you further if you provide more information.
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This happens in windows forms with only a few nodes. Doesn't have to be 32,000 nodes! THe only work around that I've found is adding a blank node to the end as mentioned elsewhere on this thread. -Dax
I found that adding this line to the forms load event (or where you set the items in the treeview) helps:
this.treeView.Height = (this.treeView.Height / this.treeView.ItemHeight) * this.treeView.ItemHeight + 3;
I'm in the high-fidelity first class traveling set. And I think I need a Lear jet.