victoryhighway2
Programmer
Hello Everyone,
I'm trying to use the CCRP (Common Controls Replacement Project) FolderTreeView control in my project to create a custom browse for folder window. In my Form_Load method, I'm setting the SelectedFolder propery of the FolderTreeView to the default folder that I want. In addition, I am also setting the Expanded property of the SelectedFolder.
I'm running into a little problem that I haven't been able to figure my way out of yet. I would like the folder that I set as the "SelectedFolder" to appear at the top of the FolderTreeView control, however it appears in random places within the FolderTreeView depending on where in the file system hierarchy it is. I don't necessarily want to make this folder the "root" of the FolderTreeView, I just want it to appear at the top. This control has a FirstVisibleFolder property that returns the name of the folder that is at the top of the FolderTreeView, but unfortunately it is read-only.
Does anyone know how I can automatically "scroll" the folder list so that the folder that I select is automatically brought to the top?
I appreciate any assistance you can offer.
Regards,
Geoffrey
I'm trying to use the CCRP (Common Controls Replacement Project) FolderTreeView control in my project to create a custom browse for folder window. In my Form_Load method, I'm setting the SelectedFolder propery of the FolderTreeView to the default folder that I want. In addition, I am also setting the Expanded property of the SelectedFolder.
I'm running into a little problem that I haven't been able to figure my way out of yet. I would like the folder that I set as the "SelectedFolder" to appear at the top of the FolderTreeView control, however it appears in random places within the FolderTreeView depending on where in the file system hierarchy it is. I don't necessarily want to make this folder the "root" of the FolderTreeView, I just want it to appear at the top. This control has a FirstVisibleFolder property that returns the name of the folder that is at the top of the FolderTreeView, but unfortunately it is read-only.
Does anyone know how I can automatically "scroll" the folder list so that the folder that I select is automatically brought to the top?
I appreciate any assistance you can offer.
Regards,
Geoffrey
