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with a drag and drop function used to change who staff report to and another to drag unassigned orders from a listview into the treeview where you drop them on the staff that will work on them. A nice implementation indeed.
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This is a great example! Thank you.
However, I am having trouble modifying the code to work with child/parent columns that are already text (not autoIDs).
Looks impressive - could you add a download link so I could look at this sample database? That would be really helpful to learn about how it all fits together. Thanks.
Broken link fixed 2011-08-27
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