UI control to present hierarchical data

M

Marco Pais

Hi there.

I am trying to find th best way (best UI control) to present hierarchical
data, nested tables. For example, I have a Employees table (id, name) and
EmployeesSales (id, idEmp, description, value).
I want to show this in an hierarchical mode, so I tried DataGrid control.
However, as I read somewhere, this DataGrid can only show one table at a
time, i.e., when I click "plus" sign, I have only a link to the
EmployeesSales table.

So my question is, wich UI control can I use? Could I consider Treeview? Or
maybe try to find third party controls (unfortunatly, must be free).

Thanks in advance.

Regards,

Marco Pais
 
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Ignacio Machin ( .NET/ C# MVP )

Hi there.

I am trying to find th best way (best UI control) to present hierarchical
data, nested tables. For example, I have a Employees table (id, name) and
EmployeesSales (id, idEmp, description, value).

I want to show this in an hierarchical mode, so I tried DataGrid control.
However, as I read somewhere, this DataGrid can only show one table at a
time, i.e., when I click "plus" sign, I have only a link to the
EmployeesSales table.

So my question is, wich UI control can I use? Could I consider Treeview? Or
maybe try to find third party controls (unfortunatly, must be free).

Thanks in advance.

Regards,

Marco Pais

We use the controls from Infragistics, theirs grid support that. Take
a look at the examples:
http://samples.infragistics.com/200...WebGrid/HierarchicalGrid/HierarchicalGrid.src
 
M

Marco Pais

Yeah.. I know those controls. Unfortunatly, I'm not able to afford it.

Thanks for the reply...


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Hi there.

I am trying to find th best way (best UI control) to present hierarchical
data, nested tables. For example, I have a Employees table (id, name) and
EmployeesSales (id, idEmp, description, value).

I want to show this in an hierarchical mode, so I tried DataGrid control.
However, as I read somewhere, this DataGrid can only show one table at a
time, i.e., when I click "plus" sign, I have only a link to the
EmployeesSales table.

So my question is, wich UI control can I use? Could I consider Treeview?
Or
maybe try to find third party controls (unfortunatly, must be free).

Thanks in advance.

Regards,

Marco Pais

We use the controls from Infragistics, theirs grid support that. Take
a look at the examples:
http://samples.infragistics.com/200...WebGrid/HierarchicalGrid/HierarchicalGrid.src
 
G

gerry

check out march & april 2008 MSDN Mag for LISTVIEW control usage.



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Hi there.

I am trying to find th best way (best UI control) to present hierarchical
data, nested tables. For example, I have a Employees table (id, name) and
EmployeesSales (id, idEmp, description, value).

I want to show this in an hierarchical mode, so I tried DataGrid control.
However, as I read somewhere, this DataGrid can only show one table at a
time, i.e., when I click "plus" sign, I have only a link to the
EmployeesSales table.

So my question is, wich UI control can I use? Could I consider Treeview?
Or
maybe try to find third party controls (unfortunatly, must be free).

Thanks in advance.

Regards,

Marco Pais

We use the controls from Infragistics, theirs grid support that. Take
a look at the examples:
http://samples.infragistics.com/200...WebGrid/HierarchicalGrid/HierarchicalGrid.src
 
G

Greg

Hi there.

I am trying to find th best way (best UI control) to present hierarchical
data, nested tables. For example, I have a Employees table (id, name) and
EmployeesSales (id, idEmp, description, value).
I want to show this in an hierarchical mode, so I tried DataGrid control.
However, as I read somewhere, this DataGrid can only show one table at a
time, i.e., when I click "plus" sign, I have only a link to the
EmployeesSales table.

So my question is, wich UI control can I use? Could I consider Treeview? Or
maybe try to find third party controls (unfortunatly, must be free).

Thanks in advance.

Regards,

Marco Pais

Marco,

Here is a free opensource project found on CodeProject:
http://www.codeproject.com/KB/list/outlooklistcontrol.aspx

It might serve your purposes well, but not sure how well.
By the way, the DataGrid control does support master details view,
however, the DataGridView control does not.

cheers
 

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