What's the easiest way to get a tree looking exactly like the Windows 7 Explorer tree? This has icons next to the expandable folders - but only when the window has focus. All highlights full the whole width of the tree, not just the node text. The hot-track is a light gradient. Selected lines are slightly darker, and hottrack over a selected node is darker still. I can't seem to get this setup exactly. The hot-track Infragistics control seems to take precendence over a selected node, so when hovering over the node, you can't tell that it's selected. Also, I can't seem to get expansion indicators if I want fullrowselect.Also, the Windows tree doesn't seem to have an Active node (the one with the dotted line around it). How can I hide this?Is there an easy way to get my tree to look exactly like the Windows one, or do I just have to fiddle with all the settings to get an approximation?Thanks,Campbell
For the files side of the tree, UltraWinListView seems the obvious choice. Unfortunately this doesn't have a DisplayStyle property to give it the WindowsVista look. Is this something that might be planned for the future? Any way you can think of to get a Vista look for the files section?
Thank.
Yes it did, thanks. It took me a while to realise that this setting was being overwritten elsewhere in the code. :)
Hi,
I see Mike already gave you the answer. I was wondering if you had any more related questions or did that solve your style question?
Marianne
Hi Campbell,
The Windows 7 tree looks just like the Windows Vista tree. As far as I know, there are no changes to the tree in Windows 7.
So just set the DisplayStyle property on the tree to WindowsVista.