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  • Article download links broken
    Z Zasky

    Well, I thought I sent them but they came back. I sent them as .zip renamed to .notzip, but your mail server still rejected it as a security threat.

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  • Article download links broken
    Z Zasky

    Yes I have them and they've now been sent to you. Thanks.

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  • Article download links broken
    Z Zasky

    Hi, The download links on my article 'DataGridView Event Sequences' appear to be broken. I'm not sure what's going on here but it's the third time this happened. I haven't edited the article for some time. Thanks.

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  • Download links failing
    Z Zasky

    The download links in my article https://www.codeproject.com/Articles/240221/DataGridView-Event-Sequences have stopped working. Can someone from site support check it out please? Thanks.

    Article Writing com question

  • Article download link broken
    Z Zasky

    The download source code link on my article 'DataGridView Event Sequences' appears to be broken. Thanks.

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  • SelectItem of CTreeCtrl
    Z Zasky

    It's not possible to access nodes by index. You must know the handle of the node. If you don't have records of the node handles, you can parse the tree:

    // Start with the root item:
    HTREEITEM hRoot = myTree.GetRootItem();

    // Get the first child of the root:
    HTREEITEM hChild1 = myTree.GetChildItem(hRoot);

    // Move through the siblings until you reach the node you want:
    HTREEITEM hChild2 = myTree.GetNextSiblingItem(hChild1)
    HTREEITEM hChild3 = myTree.GetNextSiblingItem(hChild2)

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