TreeViewImageSet Enumeration
Assembly: System.Web (in system.web.dll)
| Member name | Description | |
|---|---|---|
| Arrows | A predefined set of arrow images. | |
| BulletedList | A predefined set of diamond-shaped bullet images. | |
| BulletedList2 | A predefined set of square-shaped bullet images. | |
| BulletedList3 | A predefined set of sectioned, diamond shaped bullet images. | |
| BulletedList4 | A predefined set of alternate sectioned, diamond shaped bullet images in sizes that vary by level. | |
| Contacts | A predefined set of MSN Messenger–styled images. | |
| Custom | A user-defined set of images. This is the default value of the ImageSet. | |
| Events | A predefined set of event log–styled images. | |
| Faq | A predefined set of FAQ-styled images. | |
| Inbox | A predefined set of e-mail–styled images. | |
| Msdn | A predefined set of Microsoft MSDN developer program–styled images. | |
| News | A predefined set of newsgroup-styled images. | |
| Simple | A predefined set of simple-shaped outline images. | |
| Simple2 | A predefined set of filled simple-shaped images. | |
| WindowsHelp | A predefined set of Microsoft Windows Help–styled images. | |
| XPFileExplorer | A predefined set of Windows Explorer for Microsoft Windows XP–styled images. |
The TreeViewImageSet enumeration is used to represent the different sets of images that can be displayed in the TreeView control. You can select from a predefined set of images or create your own custom set by setting the ImageSet property to the Custom value. When defining a custom set of images, you should specify an image for each of the properties in the following table. Otherwise, the default image for that property is used.
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
| The URL to a custom image for the collapsed node indicator. | |
| The URL to a custom image for the expanded node indicator. | |
| The URL to a folder that contains custom images for lines-connecting nodes. | |
| The URL to a custom image for the non-expanding node indicator. |
Windows 98, Windows 2000 SP4, Windows Server 2003, Windows XP Media Center Edition, Windows XP Professional x64 Edition, Windows XP SP2, Windows XP Starter Edition
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