I have a routine that builds a SmartTreeView out of an arbitrary XML doc. For the leaves it uses a TextBarTool to display an attribute and its value.

The virtual textbox doesn't seem to allow me to write-protect it. Is there a way to do so? I could even write-protect the whole SmartTreeView, but that capability doesn't seem to exist either.

Or is there a better way to do what I need to do?

Thanks,

Jerry

Just to be sure, are you using the .NET or the ActiveX version? Because, this is the ActiveX section, but you are referring to the SmartTreeView (from the .NET version).

In case you are using the ActiveX, there is an "Enabled" property on each SmartItem that you can set (True or False).

However, with SmartUI for .NET, you can use the same approach. You can set the "TextBoxTool" to "Enabled = False". You could also call it on the SmartTreeView itself.

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Charles Bérubé-Rémillard
Technical Support
Xceed Software Inc.