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anybody there helping me with my treeview

Asked by: Gabriel_Brienza

I am building an application using a tree view to access a sequential file on the" c:\myproject\Hotel.txt"
(not familiar with accessing access)
On my form I have a tree view -  a frame with three text boxes(Country City Hotel .) and cmdadd  where I can successfully add nodes at runtime and save them.
Then I have frmAdd where there are all the details of the hotel
Address phone etc etc in text boxes.

What I would like to do is  

After inputting the info in frm Add  I would like this info to go the Hotel that I want.

And whenever I click the hotel (node) I would like the info to be displayed in
List view

I have been told that I should add an index , and that treeview have keys.

I cannot figure it out and is driving me MAD.

Has anybody got a small example ? Or is it possible to email my small project.

Thanks everybody.


Gabriel

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by: mkmccrearyPosted on 2000-06-06 at 16:05:12ID: 2901922

Here is the code for the main form.  I also have the whole project if you would like it e-mailed to you.  Now, it doesn't take into account concurrency.  Instead of using a form level variable to hold the last hotel key you would want to use a file to hold the key if it is going to be a multi-user app.  Check this out and if you want leave me your e-mail address as a comment and I will e-mail the whole project.  

Option Explicit
Private mlngLastKey As Long

Private Function TreeviewAdd(ByVal Key As Long, ByVal Name As String, ByVal Address As String, ByVal Phone As String) As Boolean

    Me.tvwHotels.Nodes.Add , , "K" & Key, Name
   
End Function
Private Function ListviewAdd(ByVal Key As Long, ByVal Name As String, ByVal Address As String, ByVal Phone As String) As Boolean

Dim oListItem As MSComctlLib.ListItem

    Set oListItem = Me.lvwHotels.ListItems.Add(, "K" & Key, Name)
    With oListItem
        .ListSubItems.Add Text:=Address
        .ListSubItems.Add Text:=Phone
    End With
   
    Set oListItem = Nothing
   
End Function
Private Function AddToFile(ByVal Key As Long, ByVal Name As String, ByVal Address As String, ByVal Phone As String) As Boolean

Dim intFileHandle As Long

    intFileHandle = FreeFile
    Open App.Path & "\Hotels.txt" For Append Access Write Lock Read Write As #intFileHandle
    Write #intFileHandle, Key, Name, Address, Phone
    Close #intFileHandle

End Function

Private Sub cmdAdd_Click()

Dim oForm As frmAdd

    Set oForm = New frmAdd
    With oForm
        .Show vbModal
        If Not .Cancelled Then
            mlngLastKey = mlngLastKey + 1
            AddToFile mlngLastKey, .txtName, .txtAddress, .txtPhone
            TreeviewAdd mlngLastKey, .txtName, .txtAddress, .txtPhone
            ListviewAdd mlngLastKey, .txtName, .txtAddress, .txtPhone
        End If
    End With
    Unload oForm
   
End Sub

Private Sub Form_Load()

Dim intFileHandle As Long
Dim lngHotelKey As Long
Dim strHotelName As String
Dim strHotelAddress As String
Dim strHotelPhone As String

On Error GoTo ErrorHandler

    mlngLastKey = 0
    Me.lvwHotels.ListItems.Clear
    Me.tvwHotels.Nodes.Clear
   
   
    intFileHandle = FreeFile
    Open App.Path & "\Hotels.txt" For Input Access Read As #intFileHandle
    While Not EOF(intFileHandle)
        Input #intFileHandle, lngHotelKey, strHotelName, strHotelAddress, strHotelPhone
        TreeviewAdd lngHotelKey, strHotelName, strHotelAddress, strHotelPhone
        ListviewAdd lngHotelKey, strHotelName, strHotelAddress, strHotelPhone
        mlngLastKey = lngHotelKey
    Wend
   
ExitSub:
    Close #intFileHandle
    Exit Sub

ErrorHandler:
    Select Case Err.Number
        Case 53
            ' File Not Found - Do nothing
        Case Else
            MsgBox Err.Number & vbTab & Err.Description, vbOKOnly + vbExclamation, "Error "
    End Select
    Resume ExitSub
   
End Sub

Private Sub tvwHotels_Click()

    Me.lvwHotels.ListItems(Me.tvwHotels.SelectedItem.Key).Selected = True
    Me.lvwHotels.SetFocus
   
End Sub


Enjoy,
mkmccreary

 

by: Gabriel_BrienzaPosted on 2000-06-06 at 22:30:46ID: 2903157

Comment accepted as answer

 

by: Gabriel_BrienzaPosted on 2000-06-06 at 22:30:46ID: 2903158

Hi there ,
Thank you so much for your help,
you cannot beleive how this was driving me mad

I would really appreaciate if you could e-mail your
project.

My email is Gabriel_Brienza@hotmail.com

THANKS.

Gabriel

 

by: Gabriel_BrienzaPosted on 2000-06-06 at 22:36:22ID: 2903169

Hi there ,
Thank you so much for your help,
you cannot beleive how this was driving me mad

I would really appreaciate if you could e-mail your
project.

My email is Gabriel_Brienza@hotmail.com

THANKS.

Gabriel

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