I am trying to see if the radorgchart control will work for my organization and I have run into a bit of a make it or break it issue.
Our organization's org chart must be able to display reporting relationships that skip levels. What I mean by this is that that could be a node with 3 people reporting to that one person, but the 3 people may not be on the same levels. I have attached a clear example.
In the example Deputy Associates and Assistant Directors report to the same person, but Assistant Director must be displayed lower than Deputy Associates.
I have not come across a method for determining levels other than the parent node. Any help for this is appreciated.
Our organization's org chart must be able to display reporting relationships that skip levels. What I mean by this is that that could be a node with 3 people reporting to that one person, but the 3 people may not be on the same levels. I have attached a clear example.
In the example Deputy Associates and Assistant Directors report to the same person, but Assistant Director must be displayed lower than Deputy Associates.
I have not come across a method for determining levels other than the parent node. Any help for this is appreciated.
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Hello Amanda,
Straight to the question. It is possible to achieve such appearance with the RadOrgChart using only CSS. I prepared a sample project for you, please review the attachment.
All the best,
Peter Filipov
the Telerik team
Straight to the question. It is possible to achieve such appearance with the RadOrgChart using only CSS. I prepared a sample project for you, please review the attachment.
All the best,
Peter Filipov
the Telerik team
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