>Hi,
>
>Are you sure you need to rebuild the tree? Can you not just add/delete or modify an existing node as neccessary ?
>(I'm partly speaking out of igorance here. I haven't worked with it for a while but I think that's what I did......)
>Regards,
>Viv

I can if necessary, but that seems to be more work than it should require.

It is a good suggestion though.

>
>>So far the TreeView control in ASP.NET 2.0 seems even more half-baked than most of the ASP.NET controls.
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>>I'm working on an application that uses a treeview for navigation through several layers of heirarchical data. The application inserts/updates/deletes records in that data.
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>>Building/rebuilding and displaying the treeview is no problem.
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>>Problem comes when I am deep in the treeview and edit a record and want to rebuild the treeview to show updated data. I want to rebuild the treeview and then programmatically select the node I was working on (or select the parent if I deleted or inserted a node).
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>>How do I programmatically navigate back to and select a given node after reloading a treeview?
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>>I stupidly assumed this should be a trivial task and waited till almost the end of the project to do this.
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>>This is in VS2005/ASP.NET 2.0/VB.NET.