I have a situation with a Treeview that has an uneven number of branches from top to bottom. I think this is possibly called a "jagged hierarchy"? The user has to pick a bottom-level node. This might be 3 levels from the top or possibly 10. The end effect of this is that a fully opened treeview might be say 75 pixels wide or perhaps 250 pixels wide.
Rather than me presetting the treeview width to the maximum pixels necessary, is there a way to automatically size the parent Panel (inside of which the treeview resides) when required?
Robert
Rather than me presetting the treeview width to the maximum pixels necessary, is there a way to automatically size the parent Panel (inside of which the treeview resides) when required?
Robert
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Hello Robert,
Could you please try placing your TreeView inside a div-container looking like this:
If the div doesn't have any width explicitly set on it, the container should expand in non-relative to the page manner (actually, at some point it should start expanding the page).
Hope this is going to help you!
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Nikolay Tsenkov
the Telerik team
Could you please try placing your TreeView inside a div-container looking like this:
<div style="display:inline-block;">...</div>If the div doesn't have any width explicitly set on it, the container should expand in non-relative to the page manner (actually, at some point it should start expanding the page).
Hope this is going to help you!
Regards,
Nikolay Tsenkov
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answered on 26 Aug 2010, 07:18 PM
Nikolay,
It works! Thank you!!!
By the way, VS2008 rejects "inline-block as a 'display' parameter but does allow the app to run.
Robert
It works! Thank you!!!
By the way, VS2008 rejects "inline-block as a 'display' parameter but does allow the app to run.
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answered on 26 Aug 2010, 09:29 PM
By the way, Nikolay, I know the following technically belongs in a different forum section but ...
Is there a way to accomplish the same "auto-expand" functionality when the RadTreeView sits inside of a RadSlidingPane?
Robert
Is there a way to accomplish the same "auto-expand" functionality when the RadTreeView sits inside of a RadSlidingPane?
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Hello rmdw,
Yes, this should be possible, if there isn't a fixed Height and Width on the RadSlidingPane or on any of the parents of the container that we set to the style "display:inline-block".
Hope this is helpful for you!
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Nikolay Tsenkov
the Telerik team
Yes, this should be possible, if there isn't a fixed Height and Width on the RadSlidingPane or on any of the parents of the container that we set to the style "display:inline-block".
Hope this is helpful for you!
Regards,
Nikolay Tsenkov
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