Note: this Quick-Start framework uses regular ASP.NET components, suitable for evaluation on machines without MCMS. This distribution, however, includes special MCMS versions of all components, which have the full functionality of the ASP.NET controls plus some MCMS-specific features.
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Demos
r.a.d.treeview
1
Overview
Functionality
2
First Look
3
Drag & Drop
4
Templates
5
Context Menu
6
CheckBox Support
7
Node Text Editing
8
Keyboard Support
9
Single Expand Path
10
Custom Attributes
11
Multi-Node Selection
12
Right-to-Left Support
13
Multi-Language Support
14
Frames Support
15
Modal Dialog
16
TreeView ComboBox
ASP.NET 2.0 Features
17
Declarative Datasources
18
Validation Group
19
Cross Page PostBack
Populating the control
20
Data Binding
21
Populating programmatically
22
Populating from SQL
23
Populating from Xml
Using the server-side API
24
Add / Remove / Disable
Nodes
25
Server-Side Events
Using the client-side API
26
Client-Side API
27
Client-side events
Programming
28
AJAX Load-on-Demand SQL
29
AJAX Load-on-Demand Directory
30
Load-on-Demand (SQL)
31
Directory Structure
Appearance
32
Skinning
33
Custom Node Style
34
No Line Images
Integration
35
Outlook Panels
36
Resources Drag and Drop
37
Rich Context Menu
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r.a.d.treeview
Custom Node Style
Run example in:
C#
VB.NET
Custom Node Style
North America
U.S.A.
New York
Los Angeles
Boston
Chicago
Canada
Toronto
Vancouver
Calgary
Ottawa
Mexico
Campeche
Guadalajara
Mexico City
Puebla
Europe
England
London
Liverpool
Leeds
Manchester
France
Paris
Cannes
Grenoble
Toulouse
Germany
Berlin
Bonn
Bremen
Munich
South America
Brasil
Rio de Janeiro
Sao Paulo
Campinas
Brasilia
Argentina
Buenos Aires
Cordoba
Chile
Arica
Copiapo
Puerto Montt
Africa
South Africa
Cape Town
Johannesburg
Pretoria
Zambia
Lusaka
Zimbabwe
Harare
Legend:
Continents are in
red.
Countries are in
green.
Cities are in
black.
Source Code & Description
r.a.d.
treeview
supports custom CSS styles for the different tree-nodes. To format a node with a different style than the default
NodeCssClass
of their parent RadTreeView you need to set the
CssClass
attribute of that node.