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Binding to a column

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In the treeview with columns, every node control should be bound to a column, where it is to be display. To do that, set the ColumnId node control property to a target column Id property value or set the Column property to a column instance.

Example:

NodetextBox tb = new NodeTextBox()
// bind node control using the Id column property.
tb.ColumnId = tree.Columns[0].Id;
 
// bind node control using the column instance.
TreeColumn col = tree.Columns[0];
tb.AttachToColumn(col);

 


  • If the treeview doesn`t contain columns, you don’t need to bind a node control to a column;
  • If you don`t bind a node control to a column, it won`t be visible in the treeview.

 

Additional API reference

Properties

  • Visible – defines whether to show a node control in the treeview.

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