What's the easiest way to get a tree looking exactly like the Windows 7 Explorer tree? This has icons next to the expandable folders - but only when the window has focus. All highlights full the whole width of the tree, not just the node text. The hot-track is a light gradient. Selected lines are slightly darker, and hottrack over a selected node is darker still. I can't seem to get this setup exactly. The hot-track Infragistics control seems to take precendence over a selected node, so when hovering over the node, you can't tell that it's selected. Also, I can't seem to get expansion indicators if I want fullrowselect.Also, the Windows tree doesn't seem to have an Active node (the one with the dotted line around it). How can I hide this?Is there an easy way to get my tree to look exactly like the Windows one, or do I just have to fiddle with all the settings to get an approximation?Thanks,Campbell
Hi Campbell,
The Windows 7 tree looks just like the Windows Vista tree. As far as I know, there are no changes to the tree in Windows 7.
So just set the DisplayStyle property on the tree to WindowsVista.
For the files side of the tree, UltraWinListView seems the obvious choice. Unfortunately this doesn't have a DisplayStyle property to give it the WindowsVista look. Is this something that might be planned for the future? Any way you can think of to get a Vista look for the files section?
Thank.