Joe Sixpack
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Joe Sixpack
asked on 14 Jun 2010, 09:04 PM
This is probably very simple but what is the easiest way to copy a nodes collection from one tree to another or even to another node within the same tree? Including any sub nodes belonging to the collection.
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Joe Sixpack
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answered on 15 Jun 2010, 01:55 AM
On a related question, how do I move a node subtree up a number of levels? For example,
- root node
- child 1
- child 2
- child 3
change to this:
- child 2
- child 3
- root node
- child 1
- child 2
- child 3
change to this:
- child 2
- child 3
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Hello Joe,
About copying nodes:
- We don't support it implicitly. But you have an option - you can create new nodes and fill them with the data of the ones that are being copied.
About moving nodes:
- You can simply achieve it by adding specific node to the nodes collection of another (or the treeView's one) and you don't need to worry about removing it from the previous one (it's being removed from there automatically).
Hope this is going to help you!
Regards,
Nikolay Tsenkov
the Telerik team
About copying nodes:
- We don't support it implicitly. But you have an option - you can create new nodes and fill them with the data of the ones that are being copied.
About moving nodes:
- You can simply achieve it by adding specific node to the nodes collection of another (or the treeView's one) and you don't need to worry about removing it from the previous one (it's being removed from there automatically).
Hope this is going to help you!
Regards,
Nikolay Tsenkov
the Telerik team
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