Hi
I am trying to implement a org chart for my organization. In addtion to the staffs reporting to the superior, there is also a position called 'Assistant' working to the superior specifically, in which I would like to put this position as separate level against other subordinate. The person who is assistant have the property isAssistant flag in SQL Table.
Please advise How can I do it in ASP.net, I am using VB.net, Linq and SQL 2012. The attached image is for your reference.
And also, is it possible to set the block of the chart with whilte background color? Thanks.
Patrick
I am trying to implement a org chart for my organization. In addtion to the staffs reporting to the superior, there is also a position called 'Assistant' working to the superior specifically, in which I would like to put this position as separate level against other subordinate. The person who is assistant have the property isAssistant flag in SQL Table.
Please advise How can I do it in ASP.net, I am using VB.net, Linq and SQL 2012. The attached image is for your reference.
And also, is it possible to set the block of the chart with whilte background color? Thanks.
Patrick
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Hi Patrick,
The RadOrgChart control does not support personnel assistant. As an alternative you could use group enabled binding and specify the name of the group. The control supports different skins. Also you could use the following CSS to customize the look of the Nodes.
Kind regards,
Peter Filipov
the Telerik team
The RadOrgChart control does not support personnel assistant. As an alternative you could use group enabled binding and specify the name of the group. The control supports different skins. Also you could use the following CSS to customize the look of the Nodes.
html .RadOrgChart .rocItemList .rocItem .rocItemContent{ background-color:white;}Kind regards,
Peter Filipov
the Telerik team
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