"stepkurt" <stepkurt@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>I have recently converted a .NET 2003 web app to .NET 2005.
>
> You would think that it would be easy to get some documentation that would
> show you how to convert the trees...as many of the properties and methods
> from the old Microsoft web control no longer exist with the new System
> treeview control.
>
> For example:
>
> This was an old way to get at a Node...
>
> TreeView1.GetNodeFromIndex(TreeNode.GetNodeIndex)
>
> Not sure if it's the right way, but this is a replacement:
>
> TreeView1.FindNode(TreeNode.ValuePath)
>
> I know it looks simple and obvious but it really isn't when things change
> and you can't find conversion documentation.
>
> Anyway, all the programming stuff is done and it looks like everytthing is
> working now...but now comes the part that all of us programmers hate. I'm
> having all kinds of problems with the tree styles...namely the node
> spacing.
>
> No matter what I set the node spacing to (0px or nothing) the nodes are
> too
> far apart. The tree line images line up but there are gaps between the
> line
> images and the text. There are also gaps between the vertical line images
> too.
>
> If someone else had this problem and found a solution it would be greatly
> appreaciated. I've treied everything to fix it...vertical padding,
> horizontal
> padding, node indent and none of it fixes the gaps. I'm also using a CSS
> style sheet for the nodestyle, hoverstyle, and selectedstyle but nothing
> in
> the CSS class is foramtting space...it's just colours and underlines.