property ExFileView.BrowseFolderPath as String

Retrieves or sets the browsed folder path.

 TypeDescription 
   String A string expression that defines the browsed folder path.  

Use the BrowseFolderPath to change the browsed folder. Call the ExploreFromHere property to set the folder that's the root of the control. The ExploreFromHere property sets also the BrowseFolderPath to the newly root folder. Use "" (empty string ) to browse "My computer" folder. The control fires the StateChange event when the user changes the browsed path. The images collection is updated each time a new folder is browsed. Use the LoadIcon or LoadIcons method to add new icons to the control. Use the AutoUpdate and ChangeNotification properties to update the control's content when changes occur in the browsed folder. Use the Expand method to programmatically expand a folder giving its path.

The following VB sample changes the browsed folder:

With ExFileView1
    .BrowseFolderPath = "C:\Temp"
End With

The following C++ sample changes the browsed folder:

m_fileview.SetBrowseFolderPath( "C:\\Temp" );

The following VB.NET sample changes the browsed folder:

With AxExFileView1
    .BrowseFolderPath = "c:\temp"
End With

The following C# sample changes the browsed folder:

axExFileView1.BrowseFolderPath = "c:\\temp";

The following VFP sample changes the browsed folder:

With thisform.ExFileView1
    .BrowseFolderPath = "c:\temp"
EndWith

 


Send comments on this topic.
© 1999-2008 Exontrol Inc, Software. All rights reserved.