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TreeView Control in Web Page

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rtrajkov

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Mar 24, 2002
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Hi,

What I am trying to do is to insert the Microsoft TreeView Control within my web site where users can select an item.

I am able to successfully populate the tree and it works the way it is supposed to on my development machine. Now when I try to open the web page on other PCs, I get an assortment of errors.

Sometimes the tree is there and the branches are all there but the actual nodes are invisible. Other times the ActiveX control wont load at all and one particular error i get is

Object doesn' support this property or method: 'TreeView1.Nodes'

I have tried other similar control which i have downloaded and they all give similar problems., The CAB file is there and the reference is there and the download popup screen comes.

I have even tried updating the "mscomctl.ocx" on the other machines with no success.

I am currently running Windows 2000 Server with SP2 and IIS5, It has IE6 installed and the majority of users are using IE4, but even users with IE6 have problems.



Please help

Thanks
 
I too have had exactly the same problems, although some windows 2000 machines seem to work with no imagelists after certain software has been. installed i read another similar problem on nerd exchange again as yours no answer. but I have installed then uninstalled vb 6 on the two laptops with the problem and they are now fixed. Can see nothing on MSDN checked for about a day everywhere. and yours is only the second find. good luck.
 
Yes,

After installing VB6 on the other machines, it then seems to work. I will keep searching for an answer. Thanks for your replies
 
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