How can I separated specific node in same level? How can I increment specific node path height?

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How can i separated specific node in same level? 
How can i increment specific node path height?

Posted 7-Nov-16 21:39pm

Sayed Masud

Updated 7-Nov-16 21:52pm

OriginalGriff

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2016-11-07T21:52:00

Ask the person who wrote the article, not a random website that has nothing to do with it.
That link appears to be a Chinese copy of an original article from 2006, so it's A) pretty old, and B) unlikely to be supported there.
Find the original, contact the author, and see if he is willing to help - he may have a later version, or at least may know it better than a random website would.
Alternatively, find a more recent control that does the same thing and that does have support.