on 08-05-2004 6:44 PM
I've run into these new UI elements. However, there isn't enough documentation on how to use them. Currently, I have a master table column. But I do not know how to display the children. Can someone please help me?
Hi Christopher,
Tutorials would be available also. Please check out the following feature-to-sample matrix number 4, 11, 12, 26.
Hope that helps.
Best regards, Karin
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Hi Christopher,
The month is passed since your original post, but anyway, if this topic arised again, I can send you sample application that uses Table with MasterTableColumn for displaying directories tree.
Just post your address here.
WBR,
VS
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Hi .. Is this what you want ??
http://tw.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/bogiwou/detail?.dir=7d74&.dnm=1740.jpg
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Hi Christoph,
A master table column offers the possibiity of having a tree like hierarchy in a table. You can expand/collapse nodes. Nodes and items are normal table rows. What you do to achieve this is binding the dataSource property to a recursive node that back-wires to itself. The hierarchy at runtime defines the hierarchy within the table. Please note that since there is only a single recursive node the line structure of the table rows do not change with each node (which is intended for simplicity and satisfies the needs of most applications).
cu,
Thomas
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Hi Christopher,
at least the API documentation is available in the online help of the Developer Studio.
You should find it if you search for:
IWDAbstractTreeTableColumn
IWDTreeByNestingTableColumn
IWDAbstractMasterTableColumn
I didn't check it out yet, but if if got it right so far, the node which is used for binding the column must be a recursive node which is a child of the node the table's dataSource is bound to. The attributes of this node are somewhat comparable to the attributes you would use for a "normal" tree.
Good luck
Stefan
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