Actually, 'I think'... Having looked at the Tree code quite extensively, it is NOT possible.
The reason being is the way the tween logic works in the Tree. When a tween is currently running, there cannot be any other tween going because there is only 1 instance of the tween in the whole tree. It would just theoretically reset the tween.
Have a look a the method expanItem() and you will see a large block of logic that calculates opening rows etc.
When thinking about it logically, it is impossible without major logic and really the way this Tree is made, I don't think it would ever be possible.
The Tree is not like an Accordion that has 'specific' sectors. The tree is always dynamically created based on openItems.
Peace, Mike
On 9/18/06,
barry.beattie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
no takers, Mick?
this was one thing I wanted to look into before being sidetracked with
some datagrids.
at first I was thinking of keeping a register of what was opened so I
knew what to close.
then I was thinking of closing all before opening the selected one.
these are just some rough thoughts in absence of anything better.
it *must* be possible: the panels do it.
cheers
barry.b
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