In the picture below, binding to an XML file is used as an illustration of the data retrieval path during the binding process. TreeViewNode.ToolTip (via MVCxTreeViewNode. TreeViewNode.NavigateUrl (via MVCxTreeViewNode.
ImagePropertiesBase.Url (via MVCxTreeViewNode. TreeView data-related propertiesĬorresponding TreeViewNode object properties How to Create a CHM Help File Thus, to create a CHM help file, you can download MS HTML Help Workshop for the help compiler and also a help authoring tool such as HelpSmith or Help and Manual which allow you to: Add and write help topics using a built-in word processor with a spell checker.
The table below lists these properties and the corresponding properties of a MVCxTreeViewNode object.
TreeView exposes its specific data-related properties, allowing you to specify which data source fields the node information should be retrieved from. The individual node’s characteristics (such as text, name, image path, navigation location, and tooltip text) are obtained from the data fields (item attributes) of corresponding data items. When TreeView binds to an arbitrary data source, a MVCxTreeViewNode object is created automatically for every recognized data item.
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