Hi Guys
I am currently trying out your radGridView for its hierarchical ability with the hope to purchase if I can get the following to work:
I need to be able to create the hierarchical gridview, with the child being bound to a collection of the original collection. To explain...
I have the following 3 simple classes
public class Task
{
string Name;
string Description
}
public class Phase
{
string Name;
string Description;
ObservableCollection<Task> Tasks
}
public class Project
{
string Name;
string Description
ObservableCollection<Phase> Phases
}
As you can see above, Tasks is a collection within Phase and Phases is a collection within Project.
Now what I want to do with displaying this is Project to be the "root"/"parent", the collection of Phases as the "child" to Project and the collection of Tasks as the "child" to Phases.
Is this possible with the RadGridView? If so, could you PLEASE point me in the right direction to achieve this layout with the RadGridView?
If you need any more info please ask!
Thanking you in advance!
I am currently trying out your radGridView for its hierarchical ability with the hope to purchase if I can get the following to work:
I need to be able to create the hierarchical gridview, with the child being bound to a collection of the original collection. To explain...
I have the following 3 simple classes
public class Task
{
string Name;
string Description
}
public class Phase
{
string Name;
string Description;
ObservableCollection<Task> Tasks
}
public class Project
{
string Name;
string Description
ObservableCollection<Phase> Phases
}
As you can see above, Tasks is a collection within Phase and Phases is a collection within Project.
Now what I want to do with displaying this is Project to be the "root"/"parent", the collection of Phases as the "child" to Project and the collection of Tasks as the "child" to Phases.
Is this possible with the RadGridView? If so, could you PLEASE point me in the right direction to achieve this layout with the RadGridView?
If you need any more info please ask!
Thanking you in advance!