Tree View In Silverlight 3 Application

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By  dpatra   On  16 Feb 2010 00:02:01
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Tree View In Silverlight 3 Application
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 Introduction
In this article we will explore about Tree View control in Silverlight 3.

Creating Silverlight Project

Fire up Visual Studio 2008 and create a Silverlight Application. Name it as TreeViewSL3.

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The TreeView control displays data in a hierarchical manner. Open the solution in Expression Blend 3.
Go ahead and a Tree View control to your application.I have changed the Background to Linear Brush.
To add TreeView Item to the Tree View, just right click on it and add TreeViewItem.

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Add several, and if you want to add children of any parent then select the particular TreeViewItem and add another Treeview Item.
I have created the below hierarchy:

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If you see the design view it will look similar to the following:

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Here is the XAML code behind for the TreeView:


{codecitation class="brush: xml; gutter: true;" width="650px"}

<controls:TreeView x:Name="MyTreeView" HorizontalAlignment="Left" Width="197" Margin="0,0,0,202">
<controls:TreeView.Background>
<LinearGradientBrush EndPoint="0.5,1" StartPoint="0.5,0">
<GradientStop Color="Gray" Offset="0"/>
<GradientStop Color="White" Offset="1"/>
</LinearGradientBrush>
</controls:TreeView.Background>
<controls:TreeViewItem Margin="0" Header="Item 1">
<controls:TreeViewItem Margin="0" Header="Sub Item 1"/>
</controls:TreeViewItem>
<controls:TreeViewItem Margin="0" Header="Item 2">
<controls:TreeViewItem Margin="0" Header="Sub Item 1"/>
<controls:TreeViewItem Margin="0" Header="Sub Item 2"/>
</controls:TreeViewItem>
<controls:TreeViewItem Margin="0" Header="Item 3">
<controls:TreeViewItem Margin="0" Header="Sub Item 1">
<controls:TreeViewItem Margin="0" Header="Sub Item 1"/>
</controls:TreeViewItem>
</controls:TreeViewItem>
</controls:TreeView>

{/codecitation}

Now if you run the application you can expand or collapse a particular TreeViewItem.

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Conclusion

This article is very basic to understand the Tree View Control in Silverlight 3. We will explore more on this in forth coming articles.


Enjoy Coding.


About the Author


Diptimaya Patra

Description :I am a Master in Computer Application (MCA) from SRM University, Chennai. I am MCTS in ASP.Net Web Development, and MOSS 2007 Administration. I have extreme exposure to Microsoft Technologies in recent times like Silverlight 2, Silverlight 3. I am from Cuttack, Orissa. You can reach me using this mail (diptimaya.patra@gmail.com). Currently I am working as a Software Engineer in UST Global Inc in Trivandrum Center.

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