treeview Afterselect workaraound

[Paul Palmero]

Hi, reading some posts i found that is a known bug that the AfterSelect
event for a TreeView does not allow a newly created form to be sent to front
( it displays the form but the MainMenu is from the previous form).

eg:

Have Form1 and Form2 (both created : Form1 visible and Form2 hidden)

Form1 has a TreeView and in the AfterSelect event it does: Form2.Show() ,
Form1.Hide()

well, it shows form2 but the Main Menu is from Form1.


this behaviour does not happen when calling the show-hide methods from a
button click event.


I have tried to set the menu again ( Form2.Menu = theMenu), etc.. but no
go..

Any one has experienced this ?
Workaround ?

Thanks







Paul Palmero Dpto. sistemas
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[Daniel Moth]

Please allow me to provide you with the workarounds via an indirect route:
http://lab.msdn.microsoft.com/produ...edbackid=7e34da22-4609-4fe2-9c76-d2e70305f0fa

After you vote look at the URLs I have posted there

Cheers
Daniel

 

[Paul Palmero]

oh man ......
the ms team response is hilarious...

anyway.. it seems that there is no plan for fixing this .... in the
meanwhile.. well .. have to stick with ugly solution 1.

Voted !!

thanks a lot

paul

Please allow me to provide you with the workarounds via an indirect route:
http://lab.msdn.microsoft.com/produ...edbackid=7e34da22-4609-4fe2-9c76-d2e70305f0fa

After you vote look at the URLs I have posted there

Cheers
Daniel

 

[Saul]

Hi,

Yes, I hit this problem big time. Wasted hours because I thought I must be
doing something wrong!!

Anyway, my "solution" was perhaps a bit different to what has been suggested
so far. I use a timer and a boolean variable to get around it. The timer
checks the boolean, and if it's true, it opens the form. When the treeview
is selected, set the boolean to true. This works, as the timer has no
problem opening the form. Look, it's a hack, but it works, ok!! ;-)

Might be good for you.

- Saul

 

[Paul Palmero]

Hi, thanks for the input... as they say: there are many ways to skin a cat
!!

The bug affected my app in two way:

1. The form staying behind

2. The afterselect event kept firing when going back to the treeview form

Did point 2 afected anyone of you ?

I use cached forms.. i dont close and open the form again... so the event
keeps firing when
the form1 is shown, also i use a controller class to manage form interaction
etc.. so things
got complicated...

anyway.. my hack was a HACK !!..jeje.. not much time to make a better
solution
so its too ugly to post it here !! maybe in ""version 2.0"" ill look for a
better one.

i've put a little demo in windows forms (Yes !! happens in full framework
too)
reproducing the bug while using cached forms (to reproduce bug effect 2)

ill be glad to send it to anyone who asks for it..

Thanks to all,

Paul

Hi,

Yes, I hit this problem big time. Wasted hours because I thought I must be
doing something wrong!!

Anyway, my "solution" was perhaps a bit different to what has been suggested
so far. I use a timer and a boolean variable to get around it. The timer
checks the boolean, and if it's true, it opens the form. When the treeview
is selected, set the boolean to true. This works, as the timer has no
problem opening the form. Look, it's a hack, but it works, ok!! ;-)

Might be good for you.

- Saul