Le 7 janv. 07 à 23:35 Soir, Tim Jones a écrit:
Hi Youri,
Try using a hidden column instead of the CellTag property.
As you add each element, add the absolutepath of your folders to
the hidden
column (assuming you're using 4 columns for display 0 - 3):
me.Cell(me.LastIndex, 4) = f.Item(x).AbsolutePath
Then, when you expand a folder's row, you use that column as your
FolderItem
f = GetFolderItem(me.Cell(Me.ListIndex, r)
y = f.Count
for x = 1 to y
if f.item(x).Directory then
me.addfolder(f.item(x).DisplayName)
...
In my opinion, using the celltag is better (remember that
absolutepaths are to avoid unless to show it to the user).
Additionally, I don't understand why using an hidden column (in which
you lose an object that becomes a simple text) instead of a CellTag
would clear the original problem. Well, I can always be wrong, so I
ask you: why is it better to have an hidden column?_______________________________________________
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