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<\/p>\nEarlier this month, I had the need to customise a TreeView control such that it had checkboxes against some, not all, of the nodes.<\/p>\n
Here’s a screenshot of what I wanted:<\/p>\n
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It requires a little bit of code to achieve this effect, but is was worth the effort. Here’s the code that performs the magic:<\/p>\n
[code lang=”C#”]
\nusing System.Runtime.InteropServices;<\/p>\n
namespace Treeview___CheckBoxes
\n{
\n public partial class Form1 : Form
\n {
\n public Form1()
\n {
\n InitializeComponent();
\n }<\/p>\n
private void Form1_Load(object sender, EventArgs e) Earlier this month, I had the need to customise a TreeView control such that it had checkboxes against some, not all, of the nodes. Here’s a screenshot of what I wanted: It requires a little bit of code to achieve this effect, but is was worth the effort. Here’s the code that performs the magic: … Continue reading Selectively removing checkboxes in a .NET 1.1 \/ 2.0 TreeView<\/span>
\n {
\n \/\/ Iterate over the root nodes, removing their checkboxes
\n for (int n = 0; n