RE: Newbie: Trouble accessing all nodes in a tree view

From: vbMental (vbMental_at_discussions.microsoft.com)
Date: 10/28/04 

Date: Wed, 27 Oct 2004 18:41:02 -0700

How are you using a treeview in an ASP.NET application?

"clsmith66" wrote:

> I have a tree view in an ASP.NET application and I am having trouble
> accessing all the nodes in the list. My tree has a single root node named
> Clients. The root node contains multipule nodes each one representing a
> different client. Each client node has several child nodes for different
> application specific functions. The trouble I'm having is attempting to add
> a new node at a deep level on the tree. Every time I use
> tvClientMenu.Nodes() (tvClientMenu is the id of the tree view) the only node
> listed in the collection is the root node Clients. Is there any way to
> return all the nodes in the tree view, regaurdless of which level they're on,
> into a single collection?

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