Great! You can use shift and ctrl keys in conjunction with mouse clicks. Fire happens on the mouse up!

The V.5 Treeview will XP theme with VFP 8. Is it "theming" with VFP 5?

>>There are NO bugs in either Treeview 5 or Treeview 6 that I am aware of. They're pretty reliable. Just painful to learn!:)
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>>Does your NodeClick event have:
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node.selected=.t.

>>The unLTVX variable could be a public variable. You could move your treeview methods to source code (a procedure file). They seem easier to debug.
>>Does the download (I recomended) with the hottracker feature crash?
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>Terry,
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>I added

Node.Selected = .T.

but that diesn;t seem to change anything. I will try the hottracker when time permits. BTW, I'm on VFP5, TreeView is v5.0 SP2, XP Pro.
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>Actually, here's what I'm trying to do ...
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>I've got 3 levels. The 3rd level nodes must respond to a double-click event differently from the upper 2 level nodes. It will return a selected ID of the entity in Form.Unload and issues THISFORM.Release.
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>Unfortunately, the TreeView.DblClick event fires even if you double-click on a 'white' or non-node area in the TreeView, and the entity ID of the selected node is returned and the form closed. This will seem a bit odd to the eventual users of the app.
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>Basically, I need to 'mask' out the DblClick events firing in the 'white' area of the TV.
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>My initial thought was to have the HitTest tell me if I'm on the node I want, from the last known {x,y} positions stored by the MouseMove event. I created a basic form to test out the usability of HitTest.
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>Anyway, I've found a workaround for that ...
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>In the Click event, I turn on a flag and trigger off a timer that will last longer than the slowest double-click duration. The Timer() event will turn off the flag after the set time has expired.
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>The Click & the NodeClick events are exclusive, so I put code to turn off the flag in NodeClick.
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>If a DblClick event fires within the time the flag is still on, I know I've got a 'white' area DblClick.
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>This far, it seems to achieve what I want.
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>Thanks again Terry.