Hi
I am creating the organization chart with the following condition:
1. specific block format (Please follow the exactly format in attachment 1)
2. The staff with 'Assistant' role is placed in different level against other subordinates, in SQL Table, it has the "isAssistant" field to state wheather the person is assistant or not. (Please see attachment 2)
I think RadOrgChart cannot customize the block to the same style as attachment 1(Please correct me if wrong). Hence Please advise should I use TreeView and how to implement condition 2 with TreeView. I am using Linq, VB.net and Asp.net 3.5. Could you provide similar sample this case.
Thanks.
Patrick
I am creating the organization chart with the following condition:
1. specific block format (Please follow the exactly format in attachment 1)
2. The staff with 'Assistant' role is placed in different level against other subordinates, in SQL Table, it has the "isAssistant" field to state wheather the person is assistant or not. (Please see attachment 2)
I think RadOrgChart cannot customize the block to the same style as attachment 1(Please correct me if wrong). Hence Please advise should I use TreeView and how to implement condition 2 with TreeView. I am using Linq, VB.net and Asp.net 3.5. Could you provide similar sample this case.
Thanks.
Patrick
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Hello Patrick,
My recommendation is to use RadOrgChart control. Even though that the organizational control does not support assistants in the hierarchy, you could use groups with different styling and put the assistants there. Please review the second example in the following help article.
Kind regards,
Peter Filipov
the Telerik team
My recommendation is to use RadOrgChart control. Even though that the organizational control does not support assistants in the hierarchy, you could use groups with different styling and put the assistants there. Please review the second example in the following help article.
Kind regards,
Peter Filipov
the Telerik team
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