vb.net controls: Well, with most Drag and Drop routines, you're typically (should be at
least) checking to see if the target node/location of the node you are
dragging is a valid drop point. It's usually a simple case of True/False,
if True then use the .Remove() method for removing the selected node from
the source TreeView Control.

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I have a form which consist of two User Controls. Each of the two user
controls contain each a treeview control. we'll call the two controls UC_a
and UC_b. When I drag and drop a node from UC_b's tree control onto a node
on UC_a's tree control. What would be the most efficient way to remove the
node being dragged from UC_b's tree control as it is dropped onto UC_a's
tree control? I need a way to remove the currently active node, any advice.


Ben