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In our database, we have a huge list of files in a table that we would like to show on a treeview. The thing is that the field that contains the info is saved in a string in the following format:
c:\rootfolder\2011\03\10\folder\file.docx
c:\rootfolder\2011\02\11\folder\another.docx
c:\rootfolder\2011\03\10\folder\thisfile.docx
They are all saved in an object List<Item> that contains a property whose name is Object.FullPath
I was wondering if the wpf radtreeview has already built-in on the control where you pass the info and automatically parses the content.
Any thoughts?
c:\rootfolder\2011\03\10\folder\file.docx
c:\rootfolder\2011\02\11\folder\another.docx
c:\rootfolder\2011\03\10\folder\thisfile.docx
They are all saved in an object List<Item> that contains a property whose name is Object.FullPath
I was wondering if the wpf radtreeview has already built-in on the control where you pass the info and automatically parses the content.
Any thoughts?
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Hi Christian,
Could you please take a quick look at this help article describing how to build a RadTreeView that corersponds to your file system ? For showing the docx files , you may use the RadRichTextBox for WPF.
Please let us know if this helped you.
Kind regards,
Petar Mladenov
the Telerik team
Could you please take a quick look at this help article describing how to build a RadTreeView that corersponds to your file system ? For showing the docx files , you may use the RadRichTextBox for WPF.
Please let us know if this helped you.
Kind regards,
Petar Mladenov
the Telerik team
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