Meenakshi Nagalingam
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Meenakshi Nagalingam
asked on 24 Apr 2010, 02:35 AM
Team,
I'm using Q2 2009 version of Rad Tree view control. I'm in progress of creating a new customized skin for rad tree view control. But we are finding difficulties while creating the skin.
Anyone please help me out to sought out the following queries:
1. Unable to create check boxes in the tree view even after tried through server side property 'CheckBox = true'. If we should show the check boxes as an image, please let me know which css class i need to use to show intermediate and checked state check boxes.
2, If possible please share with me a customized skin developed for tree view control.
Please let know asap
Thanks in advance.
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Hello Meenakshi Nagalingam,
1. The server side property is CheckBoxes="true" and for tri-state checkboxes you need to have TriStateCheckBoxes="true", please check if these are properly defined. The classes for the tri-state checkboxes are as follows: .rtChecked, .rtUnchecked and .rtIndeterminate.
2. Check this article on How skins work in our documentation - you can find there the location where the embedded skins are installed on your system. Then you can just copy one (named TreeView.SkinName.css) along with the TreeView folder, paste them somewhere in your project and you are ready to modify it and use it as external. Check the other articles in the Controlling Visual Appearance documentation folder to learn more.
All the best,
Kamen Bundev
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1. The server side property is CheckBoxes="true" and for tri-state checkboxes you need to have TriStateCheckBoxes="true", please check if these are properly defined. The classes for the tri-state checkboxes are as follows: .rtChecked, .rtUnchecked and .rtIndeterminate.
2. Check this article on How skins work in our documentation - you can find there the location where the embedded skins are installed on your system. Then you can just copy one (named TreeView.SkinName.css) along with the TreeView folder, paste them somewhere in your project and you are ready to modify it and use it as external. Check the other articles in the Controlling Visual Appearance documentation folder to learn more.
All the best,
Kamen Bundev
the Telerik team
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