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    Posted: 06 October 2008 at 2:35pm
Maybe I am missing something here. When I use the regular treeview control it works fine. When I use codejock treeview it doesn't work at all. Can someone help me understand this.uploads/20081006_143509_CodejockvrsMicr.zip
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Because frmADTreeview that FrmMDI has and frmADTreeview that used in enumerate_path are 2 different objects.
 
You need pass tree to this method or use full path:
fMainForm.frmADTreeview.ADTreeView
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Public frmADTreeview As frmADTreeview
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When I make frmADTreeview Public and reference FrmMDI.frmADTreeview it gives me an error that "Only 1 MDI form can be used." Anyways, I kind of know what your saying, cause I tried it without the dockingmanager and it works fine. I still don't understand how it gets passed to the window.
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don't reference FrmMDI.frmADTreeview  - use fMainForm.frmADTreeview
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fMainForm doesnt give me the option to reference frmadtreeview and therefore will not allow me to use it.
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nevermind.. i see the error of my ways.
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thanks for you help. You are really smart
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