Finding the current base node of a 3 parent tree

[strangermike1]

Hello, I have a tree structure that looks something like this:


+ Vacation
....Used
.........UsedInMonth
.....Not Used

+ Personal
......Used
..........UsedInMonth
......Not Used

+ SickTime
.....Used
.....Not Used

How can I determine the parent/base node? If the user clicks UsedInMonth under the 'Personal' parent how do I capture the parent node text "Personal"?

Or if I clicked Used in 'Vacation', how do I capture 'Vacation' as my Parent node?


How can I get the correct parent node name when clicking inside the different parent/child tree?

Thanks


This was an answer presented for a web form, I tried without success modifying for Window form. Perhaps you may have done something similar?

(although this is C#, I am coding in vb.net, I tried to translate, but could not side step different errors and could not get the SelectedNodeChange to fire)


protected void TreeView1_SelectedNodeChanged(object sender, EventArgs e)
{

if (TreeView1.SelectedNode.Parent.Text == "Vacation")
{

if (TreeView1.SelectedNode.Text == "UsedInMonth")
{
Response.Write("This is Vacation's UsedInMonth");
}
}
else if (TreeView1.SelectedNode.Parent.Text == "Personal")
{
if (TreeView1.SelectedNode.Text == "UsedInMonth")
{
Response.Write("This is Personal's UsedInMonth");
}
}

}

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