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Don't you have a Parent property in TreeNode? Why are you using strings here?
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Don't you have a Parent property in TreeNode? Why are you using strings here?

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TreeNode tn = new TreeNode();<br />
TreeNode pr = tn.Parent; <br />
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Why ask ?
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TreeNode tn = new TreeNode();
TreeNode pr = tn.Parent;

Why ask ?

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i want to find not create Mr Arabia_vn read the question properly.<br />
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magicdlf i want to search the Parent Node of the given Parmeter.. &nbsp;i think u don't have concepts how to traverse.. might be you don't know how to finding via parmetric .. <br />

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i want to find not create Mr Arabia_vn read the question properly.

magicdlf i want to search the Parent Node of the given Parmeter..  i think u don't have concepts how to traverse.. might be you don't know how to finding via parmetric ..


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Hello,<br />
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i want to find the Parent node in TreeView how could i ??<br />
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Note:<br />
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private void find(string parentNode)<br />
{<br />
&nbsp; // here i want to find the parentNode where parentNode are given via argument<br />
}
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Hello,

i want to find the Parent node in TreeView how could i ??

Note:

private void find(string parentNode)
{
  // here i want to find the parentNode where parentNode are given via argument
}

finding parent node in treeview

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