Telerik blogs

Just Another Way to Visualize Your Data Using RadTreeView for Silverlight

by Kiril Stanoev
Last Updated: May 27, 2021 Published: May 23, 2011 1 min read Web 0 Comments
For the past couple of days I've been playing with the way RadTreeView renders its items. To be honest, I wasn't looking for any particular outcome. I was doing it just for fun, hoping that something interesting might come out. And it did. I ended up with something quite interesting and it would be a shame not to share it.
Bellow are few screenshots which show the TreeView from its initial state to the point where its deepest item is expanded.







Note: I do lack certain designer skills :)

The TreeView is bound to an XML data source which has the following format:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<Items>
    <XmlNodeItem Header="USA" Value="312,913,872">
        <Items>
            <XmlNodeItem Header="California" Value="37,253,956">
                <Items>
                    <XmlNodeItem Header="Los Angeles" Value="9,948,081" />
                    <XmlNodeItem Header="Orange" Value="3,002,048" />
                    <XmlNodeItem Header="San Diego" Value="2,941,454" />
                </Items>
            </XmlNodeItem>
        </Items>
    </XmlNodeItem>
</Items>
  Download the sample project: USPopulation_Source.zip
Enjoy!
TreeView, Visualization, XAML
About the Author

Kiril Stanoev

Hi, I'm Kiril and I'm the Product Manager of Telerik UI for Android, Windows Universal and Windows Phone. Feel free to ping me on +KirilStanoev or @KirilStanoev

Comments

Comments are disabled in preview mode.