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Hi Tina,
You could hook the ItemDataBound event of RadTreeList in order to change the text of some control in edit mode. In its body you should check if the currently bounded item is TreeListEditFormItem. If the result of this check is true, you should proceed and cast the item to TreeListEditFormItem. When you have the EditFormItem you could use its FindControl method to find the desired control within the edit form and then you could change its Text property.
You could check this help article for more information on how to access cells and items in RadTreeList.
Additionally, I have created sample project, to illustrate the aforementioned approach.
All the best,
Andrey
the Telerik team
You could hook the ItemDataBound event of RadTreeList in order to change the text of some control in edit mode. In its body you should check if the currently bounded item is TreeListEditFormItem. If the result of this check is true, you should proceed and cast the item to TreeListEditFormItem. When you have the EditFormItem you could use its FindControl method to find the desired control within the edit form and then you could change its Text property.
You could check this help article for more information on how to access cells and items in RadTreeList.
Additionally, I have created sample project, to illustrate the aforementioned approach.
All the best,
Andrey
the Telerik team
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