That code is in .net and not vba. I do not know if something like that exists in vba.So would this code not be able to provide that custom right click (e.g. shortcut menu)?
That is working as expected, because you are autoleveling. If your plan is to use the auto level then there is no need to have the level field editable. Except maybe if you add/move a couple of fields and you do not want to auto level which reloads the whole tree (if you had 1000s of nodes this could take time). You could give them the correct level so it is easier to read until you autolevel.f I change the Level_ID, while the treeview value initially changes, when I hit the update levels button
Yeah these are some really good ideas, but you asked for the more varsity level functions. Loading the tree is very simple tying back to the db is complicated. The move up down, the sort, and autlevel will be very useful. And now there is a full demo of add, edit, delete from either the tree to the table or from the table to the tree. I have never fully demonstrated that before.We're going fast but this is going great
Yeah these are some really good ideas, but you asked for the more varsity level functions. Loading the tree is very simple tying back to the db is complicated. The move up down, the sort, and autlevel will be very useful. And now there is a full demo of add, edit, delete from either the tree to the table or from the table to the tree. I have never fully demonstrated that before.
I think only thing left is some icons. What is your plan for icons?
I think this has about as many bells and whistles as I have seen on one treeview. Now need to add fancy colors and formatting.I think as a demo lts good to show different options