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ButtonExpandedDown Property, SftTree Object

Defines the expand/collapse button image for an expanded parent item when the expand/collapse button is pressed.

Syntax

Get

VB.NETrefImageObj = object.ButtonExpandedDown As SftPictureObject
VBSet refImageObj = object.ButtonExpandedDown As SftPictureObject
C#.NETSftPictureObject refImageObj = object.ButtonExpandedDown;
VC++ISftPictureObject* refImageObj = object->ButtonExpandedDown;
ISftPictureObject* refImageObj = object->GetButtonExpandedDown();
CHRESULT object->get_ButtonExpandedDown(ISftPictureObject** refImageObj);

Put

VB.NETobject.ButtonExpandedDown = refImageObj As SftPictureObject
VBobject.ButtonExpandedDown = refImageObj As SftPictureObject
C#.NETSftPictureObject object.ButtonExpandedDown = refImageObj;
VC++ISftPictureObject* object->ButtonExpandedDown = refImageObj;
void object->PutButtonExpandedDown(ISftPictureObject* refImageObj);
CHRESULT object->put_ButtonExpandedDown(ISftPictureObject* refImageObj);

object

A SftTree object.

refImageObj

Defines the expand/collapse button image for an expanded parent item when the expand/collapse button is pressed.

Comments

The ButtonExpandedDown property defines the expand/collapse button image for an expanded parent item when the expand/collapse button is pressed.

If the ButtonExpandedDown property is set to Null/Nothing, the image defined using the ButtonExpanded property is used instead.

User-defined expand/collapse button images are only used if the ButtonAppearance property is set to buttonsSftTreeUserImages and at least the ButtonExpanded and ButtonCollapsed properties define valid images.

Sample bitmaps for expand/collapse buttons are provided in the directory \Program Files\Softelvdm\SftTree OCX 7.5\Images.

See Also SftTree Object | Object Hierarchy


Last Updated 08/13/2020 - (email)
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