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Items disappearing from Treeview
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19/05/2014 15:59:08
 
 
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19/05/2014 15:42:50
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Forum:
Visual FoxPro
Category:
Coding, syntax & commands
Environment versions
Visual FoxPro:
VFP 8 SP1
OS:
Windows Server 2012
Network:
Windows 2008 Server
Database:
MS SQL Server
Application:
Web
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Thread ID:
01600249
Message ID:
01600250
Views:
51
>We have an application which build a treeview. For all of our users (except, of course, one) the items in the treeview list display properly.
>
>For the one user the items display with a plus sign, but the description is just a line of dashes.
>
>He can go to another workstation, login with the same id, and it will display properly.
>
>The treeview is an Active X control and the OleClass is MSComctlLib TreeCtrl 2
>
>I've tried to include an image of what it looks like on his screen, but I'm not sure it uploaded properly.
>
>We use the same control in other parts of the system and it works just fine for him.
>
>I've got no idea what properties, setup options, etc. to check. Any help muchly appreciated.

To recap:

Workstation1, User1, ApplicationPart1 - not working
Workstation1, User1, ApplicationPart2 - working
Workstation2, User1, ApplicationPart1 - working

I'd look at the process that builds the treeview in ApplicationPart1. Does it rely on any tables or files installed on the problem workstation, that might be missing or corrupted? If there was a crash, could there be temp files lying around that could be interfering with the treeview build process?

If a local FOXUSER.DBF/.FPT is being used, you could try renaming or deleting it.

As another data point, you could try another user logon on the problem workstation i.e. test

Workstation1, User2, ApplicationPart1
Regards. Al

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