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Treeview using XAML

Last post Tue, May 27 2008 7:42 AM by DavidSilverlight. 3 replies.
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  • Mon, May 26 2008 8:02 AM

    Treeview using XAML

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    Iam trying to develop a Treeview where the user can only view childnodes of a node only one at a time. eg. Suppose the user clicks on Node 1 its childnodes shall be visible, the moment he clicks on Node2, only Node2's child nodes shall be visible, Node1's childnodes would have collapsed. My questions are ;

    i) Is it possible to do so using on XAML(No code in VB to be written)

    ii)If possible where could I get articles/guidelines/manuals etc. on this subject.

    Regards ......... Happyarimaan

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  • Mon, May 26 2008 9:43 AM In reply to

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    You keep DOUBLE posting you questions.  Are you having a problem with the site?

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    Karl

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  • Tue, May 27 2008 12:13 AM In reply to

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    Sorry for the double post. Actually the net connection got snapped and I thought that my post was not "SAVED" so the double post.
    Regards ......... Happyarimaan

    Be who you are and say what you feel, because those who mind don't matter
    and those who matter don't mind.

  • Tue, May 27 2008 7:42 AM In reply to

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      David Silverlight

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