Set nodAlpha = (nodRoot.Index, tvwChild, "A", "A", 2) Set nodRoot = (,, "PB", "Phone Book", 1)
Set nod = FindTagTreeView(tvwTest.Object, "Mal", False)ĪrrayToTreeView tvwTest.Object, astrNames Set nod = FindTextTreeView(tvwTest.Object, "Brad", True) Set mdbSample = DBEngine(0).OpenDatabase(mcstrSamplePath & "\sample.mdb") Private Const mcstrConnect As String = "Provider=.4.0 " & vbCrLf & "Data Source=" & mcstrSamplePath & "\sample.mdb"ĬopyTreeView tvwTest.Object, tvwCopy.ObjectĬmdLoadRSTabular.Caption = "Load Tabular RS"ĬmdLoadRSHierarchy.Caption = "Load Hierarchy" Private Const mcstrSamplePath As String = "C:\TVSBSamp" ' This example assumes that the sample files are located in the folder named by the following constant.
#Msaccess treeview code
Paste all the code from this example to the new form's module. Add the following command buttons ' 'cmdLoadArray' ' 'cmdLoadSample' ' 'cmdCollapse' ' 'cmdExpand' ' 'cmdTest' ' 'cmdLoadRS' ' 'cmdLoadRSTabular' ' 'cmdLoadRSHierarchy' ' 'cmdCopy' ' 8. Associate the 'iml' image list with both 'tvwTest' and 'tvwCopy' ' 7. Add any 4 icons to the 'iml' image list ' 6. Add an ImageList control named 'iml' ' 5. Add a TreeView control named 'tvwCopy' ' 4.
Add a TreeView control named 'tvwTest' and set the following property ' HideSelection False ' 3. ' Example of modTreeView ' This example assumes Access as the host language rather than a VBA program ' To try this example, do the following: ' 1. You may optionally specify column names containing the Key information for the group by and detail nodes, and the Tag the "group by" field) and the column to be used for the detail data Recordset contains the data to be used at the first level of the nodes (i.e. 'group by' column with the highest-level sort.ĭisplays the contents of a tabular recordset in a standard unbound TreeView control. Normally the data should be ordered with the column specified as the Note: This procedure does not sort the records in the recordset. You may optionally specify column names containing the Key information for the group by and detail nodes, and the "group by" field) and the column to be used for You specify whichĬolumn in the recordset contains the data to be used at the first level of the nodes (i.e. The optional nodParent argumentĬan be used to specify the starting point for the items.ĭisplays the contents of a tabular (hierarchical) ADO recordset in a standard unbound TreeView control. Into a TreeView control, using the specified column names for the TreeView nodes' Text, Key, and Tag properties. This procedure loads an existing recordset The optional nodParentĪrgument can be used to specify the starting point for the items.ĭisplays the contents of a DAO recordset in a standard unbound TreeView control. Recordset into a TreeView control, using the specified column names for the TreeView nodes' Text, Key, and Tag properties. Get a number indicating how many levels deep the node is on the TreeView.ĭisplays the contents of an ADO recordset in a standard unbound TreeView control. To test if a node was found, compare the return value To test if a node was found,Ĭompare the return value of the function to Nothing.įinds a node in the TreeView control which contains the search text. In order to recreate the images correctly, you must manually associate both TreeView controls with the same ImageList control.Įxpands all the nodes on a TreeView control.įinds a node in the TreeView control which contains the search text in the Tag property.Preferably both treeviews will have the Sorted Target TreeView control should be set to the same setting for the "Sorted" property. In order for the parent/child node information to be recreated correctly on the Target TreeView control, both the Source and the.
Loads a TreeView control with the contents of a string array.Ĭollapses all the nodes on a TreeView control.Ĭopies the contents of one TreeView control to another, maintaining the key, tag, image, and relationship information. Declarations and private variables for the modTreeView module.
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