>>Thanks for your answer !
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>>well, I'm still using version 5.00.3828 (february 28, 1997) as this was the newest thing I found on the MSDN (look for article Q167121).
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>>If I use HitTest it keeps returning an empty string ?!
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>>Further questions:
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>>1) Do you use Fox6 ???
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>>2) Can you use the TreeCtrl properties sheet to set things like fonts, mouse_icons, and ImageList ??? (I was able to do it, but with an older version ;-) seems that this stuff is not as backward compatible as it should be...)
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>>3) Does CreateDragImage work ?
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>I finally got my HitTest to work. (Thanks again, Renato!) SYS(2333,0) was the answer to my problem.
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>For HitTest, you have to convert the mouse coordinates from pixels to twips.
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>HitTest also returns an object reference for the node it was on, not a character string.
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>1) I have VFP 6 beta from DevCon and from MSDN. Haven't had much time to play with it, though.
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>2) The fonts stuff can be accessed through code. this.TreeView.Fonts.Name, .Size, .Bold, etc.
> ImageList can be accessed through code also. In TreeView.Init:
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>this.object.imagelist = this.parent.imagelist.object
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>You don't need their property sheet, it just makes life easier (when it works).
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>Yes, they have broken this many times, in many ways. It does seem to work in VFP6 though.
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>3) Haven't tried to work with CreateDragImage. It IS on my "To-Do" list.

Just adding more comments on this, I´m working with version 5.00.3714 and also couldn´t get CreateDragImage to work. Hope it´s fixed in the newest version of vfp!

About the HitTest method, besides being in twips, the coordinates should be related to the treeview borders. That´s ok when you´re using it in MouseDown or MouseMove events. But DragOver, DragDrop, MCOL or MROW give you coordinates related to the Form borders; so there´s more work to do in this case.

If you´re needing to implement drag&drop into the treeview, there´s already a class called ndragger which can help with the task. It´s available in the files section.