Hierarchical Grid question
In the Customers Hierarchical grid sample, the Windows grid displays the relationship path lines linking the parent and child records while the Syncfusion grid does not. Is this functionality present? I have a Hierarchical grid with 3 levels of data and just setting different row colors is not enough.
Thanks in advance,
JH
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AD
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Syncfusion Team
January 20, 2004 08:52 PM UTC
If you are referring to GridGroupingControl:
We''ll be adding support for lines for nested tables and groups in the GridGroupingControl (v 2.0) soon. It is on our Todo list.
Stefan
AD
Administrator
Syncfusion Team
January 21, 2004 01:35 PM UTC
Here is a bitmap of what I am looking for. This is using the GridBoundDataGrid with Hierarchical relations.
>If you are referring to GridGroupingControl:
>
>We''ll be adding support for lines for nested tables and groups in the GridGroupingControl (v 2.0) soon. It is on our Todo list.
>
>Stefan
HierarchicalGridExample_5211.zip
AD
Administrator
Syncfusion Team
January 21, 2004 03:48 PM UTC
These lines will be available in the next beta release. They are being worked on now...
JH
Jamie Hill
June 21, 2004 02:23 PM UTC
Clay,
Is there a property I need to set for the grid to see these lines? I just upgraded my project to version 2.0.5.1 and the GridBoundDataGrid still does not show these. Also, is there a way to show and hide the expand and collapse +/- signs if there is no child data for an item? Currently, if I expand a level 1 node to show all level 2 items under it, there are expand (+) images for each level 2 item regardless of whether or not there is child data for these records.
Thanks,
JH
>These lines will be available in the next beta release. They are being worked on now...
AD
Administrator
Syncfusion Team
June 21, 2004 03:32 PM UTC
I am sorry, but the treeline support is only in the GridGroupingControl. It is not in the GridDataBoundGrid. Furthermore, the full implementation for treelines did not make it into 2.0 GridGoupingControl as it currently only has limited support.
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