tree structure with 5 text box, image button, browse panel and button upto n level

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Hello I want to implement tree structure with few controls.
upto n level.
can any one give better solution or Suggestion!!
not getting any idea..!!

Please help me.

Example : Suppose I have a activity A1 which is connected to various department.
May be A1 can Contain's more than one child like A1.1, A1.2...... A1.N,and so on up-to n level
all Activity have the Same field Either in child or parent.

Posted 6-Aug-13 23:49pm

OPees

Updated 12-Aug-13 1:30am

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[no name] 7-Aug-13 5:57am

Still your requirement is not clear. Please provide more information.

Maciej Los 7-Aug-13 15:55pm

Agree!

OPees 8-Aug-13 1:19am

Example : Suppose I have a activity A1 which is connected to various department.
May be A1 can Contain's more than one child like A1.1, A1.2...... A1.N,
all Activity have the Same field Either in child or parent.

Maciej Los 7-Aug-13 16:27pm

Better to what?
What have you done so far? Where are you stuck?

OPees 8-Aug-13 1:24am

Still i m not getting how to go about it.
trying with Creating dynamic controls but not succeed yet.

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Richard MacCutchan · Answer 1 · 2013-08-07T21:27:00

Solution 1

I assume you mean one of these controls[^],

Posted 7-Aug-13 21:27pm

Richard MacCutchan

sumit_kapadia · Answer 2 · 2013-08-07T21:34:00

Solution 2

Following Idea a basically an approach to start..
1) Start with a repeater or gridview with one or more columns. This will act as header for your data as it is databound control hence no hardcoding for record limitation means you can have 'n' records as parents.

2) In item template of Repeater or Gridview put a new Repeater or Gridview (as per your requitement) inturn it can have multiple records.

3) First bind your outer GridView with some set of data. In RowDataBound of outergrid find InnerGrid and bound it as per key.

4) So your data in place and you can design it any way you want.

5) As far as tree like structure concern Your outergrid items will have an Image (collapse/expand) that can show/hide adjacent inner grid.

Limitation -It will work only for 2 levels with n records each.

You can extend its behavior by investing more time :)

Posted 7-Aug-13 21:34pm

sumit_kapadia

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OPees 8-Aug-13 8:53am

Thanks Sumit, for your suggestion , I tried to approach with Gridview already but for each level i have to bind the child grid that is the main problem..

sumit_kapadia 8-Aug-13 11:36am

Yes, On each level you can bind grid on RowDataBound event. One more approch.. Instead of getting data for each child grid you can take entire dump in one go (including parent and child). then bind us by filtering datatable or linq whatever you use.

Maciej Los 12-Aug-13 7:38am

Have you heard about nested gridviews?
Walkthrough: Creating a Nested GridView Control[^]

OPees 12-Aug-13 7:44am

Yes, How can i achieve horizontally??

Maciej Los 12-Aug-13 7:48am

Like that: Horizontal GridView[^]

Maciej Los 12-Aug-13 7:49am

If it is what you looking for, can i post it as an answer?

OPees 12-Aug-13 7:58am

Thanks..!! let me try.. i think it will work for me...!!

Maciej Los 12-Aug-13 8:17am

OK, i'm waiting...