I am evaluating the orgchart right now.
I am trying to show 6 levels deep but collapse anything below the 3rd level initially. When the user clicks on the + button to expand the node, it should expand. The user can continue to do this until they get to the 6th level. Then when the user wants to expand further than the 6th level, then I will need to do a client side on demand load to get more data (hopefully without repainting the whole orgchart).
So, for the 1st part, I would like to preload the orgchart up to 6 levels deep but collapse anything lower than the 3rd level. I can't find much documentation on how to use the RAgOrgChart.collapseNodes method and the OrgChartExpandCollapseNodeCriteria . We are using simple binding.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
I am trying to show 6 levels deep but collapse anything below the 3rd level initially. When the user clicks on the + button to expand the node, it should expand. The user can continue to do this until they get to the 6th level. Then when the user wants to expand further than the 6th level, then I will need to do a client side on demand load to get more data (hopefully without repainting the whole orgchart).
So, for the 1st part, I would like to preload the orgchart up to 6 levels deep but collapse anything lower than the 3rd level. I can't find much documentation on how to use the RAgOrgChart.collapseNodes method and the OrgChartExpandCollapseNodeCriteria . We are using simple binding.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
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Hello Thanh,
Straight to the point. All of the collapsed nodes will be loaded on demand. So it is not possible to achieve similar scenario.
Kind regards,
Peter Filipov
the Telerik team
Straight to the point. All of the collapsed nodes will be loaded on demand. So it is not possible to achieve similar scenario.
Kind regards,
Peter Filipov
the Telerik team
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