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Hello,
I want to display hierarchial data which is self refernce.
what i am trying to do is to display the master table rows and the second level data as they are in the same grid - meaning that it behaves like grouping with the exception that the group row is also an ordinary data row .
How can i do it?
I also tried to solve it be by styling a row , but i did not succeed , can you attach an example for rowstyle or grouprowstyle.
anyway, it is quite urgent and i will appreciate a quick response,
thank you.
Gal.
I want to display hierarchial data which is self refernce.
what i am trying to do is to display the master table rows and the second level data as they are in the same grid - meaning that it behaves like grouping with the exception that the group row is also an ordinary data row .
How can i do it?
I also tried to solve it be by styling a row , but i did not succeed , can you attach an example for rowstyle or grouprowstyle.
anyway, it is quite urgent and i will appreciate a quick response,
thank you.
Gal.
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Hi gal,
What you are describing is a TreeList control that we currenlty did not provide for Silverlight.
You can achieve something similar using our RowPreview example as a baseline. It this example you can see how a RowStyle is defined. I'm also attaching an example which illustrated how to create a GroupRowStyle.
Best wishes,
Stefan Dobrev
the Telerik team
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What you are describing is a TreeList control that we currenlty did not provide for Silverlight.
You can achieve something similar using our RowPreview example as a baseline. It this example you can see how a RowStyle is defined. I'm also attaching an example which illustrated how to create a GroupRowStyle.
Best wishes,
Stefan Dobrev
the Telerik team
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