display the selected node from the treeview in the textbox?

Question

I have a treeview for show the contact details of customer.

I bring contact details into treeview but if i click any customer name it would show customers details in seperate textboxes like, firstname, lastname, personal email, office email,it will go upto 17 data's.

Please any one help how to solve this problem.

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score 3 · Accepted Answer · 2013-12-17 06:26:28Z

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You can use SelectedNode property of the treeview to get the text of the selected node.

textBox1.Text = treeView1.SelectedNode.Text;

To get the text of the child of the selected node, you can use

textBox1.Text = treeView1.SelectedNode.Nodes["NodeName"].Text;

edited Dec 17, 2013 at 6:26

answered Dec 17, 2013 at 6:20

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crthompson Over a year ago

I think the OP is also looking for how to put the children's data in to their own textboxes as well.

user2509901 Over a year ago

@paqogomez Well that isn't what he said? but I added it to my answer. Just in case

Dharani Radhakrishnan R Over a year ago

@paqogomez thank u for your reply..but what i want is the selected value is only the datatables first data....i need to display all the column value to corresponding textboxes(near to 17 texboxes and 17 columns value in datatable) when i select tree view's node....

user2509901 Over a year ago

@DharaniRadhakrishnanR I really don't get what you want. You want to display the data in the all treeview's nodes once you select a node?

crthompson Over a year ago

@DharaniRadhakrishnanR, Mr. Unicorn's answer does this. if you replace "NodeName" with "Address" and "phone" etc, and point that value at their respective text boxes it will work.

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