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Can I find out which node was right clicked on a treeview?
Jul 20 '06 #1
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Use the HitTest method to get the node that was clicked.

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Can I find out which node was right clicked on a treeview?

Jul 20 '06 #2
What I want to do is:
1) Attach a contextstrip menu to treeview
2) Right click a node and pop up the menu
3) If the node has specific text or tag value, then enable or disable some
menu items.

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Use the HitTest method to get the node that was clicked.

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>Can I find out which node was right clicked on a treeview?


Jul 20 '06 #3
Are you saying by calling the HitTest when I right click the node ?

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Use the HitTest method to get the node that was clicked.

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Kevin Spencer
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>Can I find out which node was right clicked on a treeview?


Jul 24 '06 #4
Yes, of course. You call the HitTest method of the TreeView.

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Are you saying by calling the HitTest when I right click the node ?

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>Use the HitTest method to get the node that was clicked.

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HTH,

Kevin Spencer
Microsoft MVP
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>>Can I find out which node was right clicked on a treeview?



Jul 24 '06 #5
Should I call this hittest method when the mouse is right clicked ?

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Yes, of course. You call the HitTest method of the TreeView.

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Kevin Spencer
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>Are you saying by calling the HitTest when I right click the node ?

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>>Use the HitTest method to get the node that was clicked.

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HTH,

Kevin Spencer
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Can I find out which node was right clicked on a treeview?



Jul 25 '06 #6
This isn't rocket science. You want to know which node was clicked. So, you
want to handle the Click event of the TreeView Control. The only time you
can handle this event is when the mouse is clicked. The MouseEventArgs
passed to the event will tell you the coordinates of the mouse. You then use
those coordinates with the HitTest or the GetNodeAt method, passing those
coordinates to the method, to obtain a reference to the node that was
clicked.

See:
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/lib....treeview.aspx

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Should I call this hittest method when the mouse is right clicked ?

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>Yes, of course. You call the HitTest method of the TreeView.

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HTH,

Kevin Spencer
Microsoft MVP
Professional Chicken Salad Alchemist

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"Alan T" <al************ *@yahoo.com.auw rote in message
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>>Are you saying by calling the HitTest when I right click the node ?

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Use the HitTest method to get the node that was clicked.

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