Tree View - Working with mouse over and list control

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Can't find a lot of info on this

I have an example from MS but I can't work out what goes on.

I have a tree view control listing items from a table. What I want is when someone moves the mouse over an item it displays additional information stored in the same table and some information from linked tables.

I also want a user to be able to click an item in the tree view and bring up a list control with information from a linked table and then be able to click items in this list to display other information.

I am using Microsoft TreeView control v6 ;List View and Access 2002 In XP Pro.

The tables involved are:

tblRecording
RecordingID(PK)
RecordingTitle
YearReleased
PurchaseCost
DateOfPurchase
CurVal
Condition(FK)
MusicCat(FK)
TrackList(FK)
RecordLab(FK)
Format(FK)
LibraryID
Artist(FK)
TrackNumber
tblTrackList
TrackID(PK)
TrackTitle
Length
Artist(FK)
tblRecordingArtist
RecArtID(PK)
RecArtName
tblRecordLab
RecLabID(ID)
RecLabName
tblFormat
FormatID(PK)
Format
There are other fields in all tables but, for this exercise, they are irrelevant I think.

What I want is when a user hovers the mouse over a record title in tree view, it will display Artist, Format, RecLabName and LibraryID;
When a user clicks (double click may be better) then List View will display a track list. If a track name is clicked then I want it to display information about the individual track. (Artist name track position,length,etc.)

Can anyone help with this?

Cheers
 
Bump

This was posted on sunday so it Prob. got missed.

I would really apreciate some help with this. I just cannot get my head around what goes on.

Cheers
 
Hi,

Have you fixed your problem? I'm working on a treeview control that seems similar to what you want. In my treeview when a user clicks an item, I can open another form (or anything for that matter) with info related to that item.

Let me know.
 

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