Kendo UI for jQuery
Display self-referencing data in a user-friendly manner with the Kendo UI for jQuery TreeList component. It combines the features of the TreeView component (hierarchy, expand/collapse, load on demand) and the Data Grid (columns, data editing, sorting, filtering, aggregates).
Use the included DataSource component to bind the TreeList control to static arrays, dynamic objects, local or remote data, or even SignalR hubs.
The jQuery TreeList component allows client-side pagination. You can enable paging by configuring the Pageable settings and predefine the displayed items per page, however users can still alter this for their convenience.
Allow users to drag and drop tree list items by setting a property. They can rearrange the order of the rows across all hierarchy levels of the jQUery TreeList, as the component would internally update the parentId field when such change is registered.
The jQuery TreeList component supports CRUD operations, enabling your users to edit, insert, and delete via a visual UI and apply the changes on a data source level. Supported editing modes: inline or in a popup.
Give your users a great way to filter the items in their lists to get the data view they need by displaying a filter row as the first row at the top of the list. Once you set a simple property to show the filter row, the jQuery TreeList component will add a filter for the appropriate date type at the top of each column.
Sometimes the data in the jQuery TreeList component can be large and users would need an easy way to locate what they are looking for. The Search Panel feature allows easy location of specific records within the TreeList. Typing what you are looking for filters the and displays the desired information along with the related items in the hierarchy.
The jQuery TreeList offers flexible customization for styling row appearance through templates. Add images, icons and other elements for full control and a customized data look. The TreeList includes RowTemplate and AltRowTemplate, allowing you toyou can render different content for the tree list alternating rows.
The jQuery TreeList includes a built-in option to display a menu with column operations, including:
The jQuery TreeList allows you to stack several column headers under a common parent header to visually group relevant fields. The common header in turn can be a child of another upper MultiColumn header that can also span both columns and other headers. For example, you can set a top-level common header named “Personal Info,” under which you can define columns for LastName, Phone and another common header named “Location” which groups multiple related columns, such as Country, City, etc.
The Kendo UI for jQuery TreeList lets you display aggregate values in the column footers, such as min, max, average, sum, count, etc.
Keep important information on the screen by freezing specified columns and allowing the rest to horizontally scroll when your data view is larger than the container.
You can easily save the user’s preferences and settings when they interact with the component and restore them when they log back in. This is easily achieved through two methods, getOptions and setOptions.