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The NodeExpandableControlContainer node control is identical to the NodeControlContainer node control, but displays a bound control in an expandable area. To bind a node control to a container, use the ContainerFieldName property as stated below.

Example:

// create node control.
NodeExpandableControlContainer nc = new NodeExpandableControlContainer();
nc.ContainerFieldName = "Container";
nc.AttachTo(tree);
 
// add node.
NodeWithControl node = new NodeWithControl("Node title");
// create and attach the button control.
Button btn = new Button();
btn.Text = "Test";
node.Container = new ControlContainer(btn);
node.AttachTo(tree);
 
tree.Options.Node.AutoNodeHeight = true;
// optional option.
tree.Options.Selection.HoverStyle = eHoverStyle.SoftSelect;

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