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I have a TreeView windows forms control with an ImageList, and I want some of the nodes to display images, but the others to not have images.
I don’t want a blank space where the image should be. I don’t want an image that looks like the lines that the TreeView would draw if it didn’t have an ImageList. How do I get it to draw images for some items and not others, without resorting to clumsy hacks like that?
I tried this once and I don’t think it is possible.
If you try to set both
ImageKeyandImageIndexto ‘not set’ values the control just defaultsImageIndexto 0. The following code:Produces output:
This kind of tells you that the control developers wanted to make sure that there was always a default image. That just leaves you with the hack options I’m afraid.