You'll want to listen for the itemClick event. I don't know about your exact situation, but it might make for a better user experience if you cleared the selected item from tree A when the user selects and item in tree B and vice versa. That way there is only one selected item visible at a time. Since you only have one form visible at a time, this would tie the trees and the form area together nicely. If you took that route you could keep listening on the change event.
--- In [email protected], "markgoldin_2000" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I am using Tree control for my navigation needs. > I have implemented a change event handler that would show a form when a > node is clicked. Now I am adding another Tree control that does the > same: show a form when a node is clicked. Both trees show form in the > same area. Since change event does not fire when the same node is > clicked again, I cannot show a form when I am clicking the same node in > the first tree after I showed a form clicking on the second one. > Are there other events that I could use? > > Thanks for help. >
