Just wondering :^)
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Is there such web grid (ASP.NET component) that can display hierhical data which is organizied in x layers... for example let's say I have this data:
TerritoryID IDParentTerritory TerritoryName ParentTerritoryName
4 NULL Latin America NULL
1 NULL North America NULL
60 1 Canada North America
20 1 United States of America North America
100 4 Argentina (et al) Latin America
106 4 Bolivia Latin America
107 4 Brazil Latin America
90 4 Central America Latin America
108 4 Chile Latin America
70 60 Canada - English Speaking Canada
71 60 Canada - French Speaking Canada
72 71 New Brunswick Canada - French Speaking
73 71 Nova Scotia Canada - French Speaking
74 71 Prince Edward Island Canada - French Speaking
75 71 Quebec - Province of Canada - French SpeakingNow as you see I need something like WebTree... clicking on North America should expand new rows such as Canada and United States of America... clicking on Canada should expand new rows such as Canada - English Speaking and Canada - French Speaking... clicking on Canada - French Speaking would expand new rows: New Brunswick... Now, why web grid and not web tree -> I would like to assign some data for each territory... for example every territory would have columns -> I like it && I don't like it && I can't make up my mind. And of course clicking on 'I like it' column whould check all child elements. So am I asking too much or some .NET web control could actualy do this? Say if you need more info for answer ;) c-ya
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Is there such web grid (ASP.NET component) that can display hierhical data which is organizied in x layers... for example let's say I have this data:
TerritoryID IDParentTerritory TerritoryName ParentTerritoryName
4 NULL Latin America NULL
1 NULL North America NULL
60 1 Canada North America
20 1 United States of America North America
100 4 Argentina (et al) Latin America
106 4 Bolivia Latin America
107 4 Brazil Latin America
90 4 Central America Latin America
108 4 Chile Latin America
70 60 Canada - English Speaking Canada
71 60 Canada - French Speaking Canada
72 71 New Brunswick Canada - French Speaking
73 71 Nova Scotia Canada - French Speaking
74 71 Prince Edward Island Canada - French Speaking
75 71 Quebec - Province of Canada - French SpeakingNow as you see I need something like WebTree... clicking on North America should expand new rows such as Canada and United States of America... clicking on Canada should expand new rows such as Canada - English Speaking and Canada - French Speaking... clicking on Canada - French Speaking would expand new rows: New Brunswick... Now, why web grid and not web tree -> I would like to assign some data for each territory... for example every territory would have columns -> I like it && I don't like it && I can't make up my mind. And of course clicking on 'I like it' column whould check all child elements. So am I asking too much or some .NET web control could actualy do this? Say if you need more info for answer ;) c-ya
I don't think one exists, I know I've written stuff that does this, but it's a fair bit of work, and it belongs to my employer, so I can't give it to you. Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++
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I don't think one exists, I know I've written stuff that does this, but it's a fair bit of work, and it belongs to my employer, so I can't give it to you. Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++
:( bad luck... well at least I know someone did it, and who can ask if I stuck somewhere during development. Tnx man
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:( bad luck... well at least I know someone did it, and who can ask if I stuck somewhere during development. Tnx man
Sure - I can't give you the code, but I'd be happy to answer any problems you have in doing it yourself. Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++
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:( bad luck... well at least I know someone did it, and who can ask if I stuck somewhere during development. Tnx man
Hi there, Well i suggest you can use the infragistics web grid ( ultrawebgrid) DotNet component which can do this..the only hitch is you must pay for the licence. You can visit infragistics.com(... from my mind) cheers!!! and all the best progmanager
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Hi there, Well i suggest you can use the infragistics web grid ( ultrawebgrid) DotNet component which can do this..the only hitch is you must pay for the licence. You can visit infragistics.com(... from my mind) cheers!!! and all the best progmanager
try dbauer hierargrid http://denisbauer.com/ASPNETControls/HierarGrid.aspx[^] it's free
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try dbauer hierargrid http://denisbauer.com/ASPNETControls/HierarGrid.aspx[^] it's free
Tnx to both of you for suggestions. I actually have full Infragistics 2005 v1 package but using those controls requires a lot of exploring first, and I kinda feel like first trying to develop my own control. c-ya