I'm sorry I didn't read your message thoroughly. This maybe a stupid question, but cant you pass a reference to the tree along with the node.



>that gets you to the top node (node.root is quicker) but NOT to the treeview object itself
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>>If I remmeber correctly, you can use the node.parent and recursively move up the tree to the root object.
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>>>>can you give more information on what you are trying to do? some code??
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>>>>>>>Hi,
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>>>>>>>How can I get a ref to the treeview object from a node object ref? 'Parent' only returns the parent node.
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>>>>>>>TIA,
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>>>>>>If you need the key of a node it is node.key. Any node can be ref by the unique key. An example of the treeview is on my web site as well as a programmers help file that will have tons of code examples in it..
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>>>>>>http://www.semo.net/suburb/thornton/visual.html
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>>>>>John, thanks for replying, but perhaps you shoud re-read my question. I don't need keys, indexes, or other node references - I need the ref to the TREEVIEW OBJECT from a node object reference.
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>>>>>Thanks,
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>>>OK - suppose you have a method that receives a node object as a parameter. The node can be from one of several treeviews on your form. Now - you need to do something to the treeview object itself (expand it's width as a silly example) in your method. So my Method Is:

>>>lparameters toNode
>>>toTreeView = MagicGetTreeObjectFromNodeFunction(toNode)
>>>to.Treeview.width = toTreeview.width + 100

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>>>Hope this explains it,