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Then I'd have to change a lot of code.. What would be the other solution?
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Then I'd have to change a lot of code.. What would be the other solution?

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Thank you ! &nbsp;It's clear for me... I'll probably have to add the &nbsp;check for Enter too.
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Thank you !  It's clear for me... I'll probably have to add the  check for Enter too.

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Hi again, <br />
I tried that what arif_eqbal said even before posting my first message but I couldn't get keyboard event to fire, because when you press the key while editing, the key is actually not pressed in a treeview but in a textbox that you type into...<br />
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good luck!<br />
Darko
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Hi again,
I tried that what arif_eqbal said even before posting my first message but I couldn't get keyboard event to fire, because when you press the key while editing, the key is actually not pressed in a treeview but in a textbox that you type into...

good luck!
Darko

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Then maybe forcing AfterLabelEdit is not really a practical idea...
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Then maybe forcing AfterLabelEdit is not really a practical idea...

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With VB6 and the TreeView control, <br />
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Is it possible to fire the AfterLabelEdit event even when the node label was not changed?<br />
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(While editing a label, if the user presses Enter without making any change to the label, or if simply clicks elsewhere, AfterLabelEdit is not fired.)<br />

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With VB6 and the TreeView control, 

Is it possible to fire the AfterLabelEdit event even when the node label was not changed?

(While editing a label, if the user presses Enter without making any change to the label, or if simply clicks elsewhere, AfterLabelEdit is not fired.)


TreeView - Fire AfterLabelEdit Event

Visual Basic is Microsoft’s event-driven programming language and integrated development environment (IDE) for its Component Object Model (COM) programming model. It is relatively easy to learn and use because of its graphical development features and BASIC heritage. It has been replaced with VB.NET, and is very similar to VBA (Visual Basic for Applications), the programming language for the Microsoft Office product line.