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xamwebtree with at least 3 levels
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Hi

I'm trying to create a xamwebtree with 3 levels. The data source is a web service (for now it's a RIA Service). Is there a sample with the xaml and c# code? In the available samples I just find 2 level xamwebtrees with a xml-datasource.

I have another question about recursive webtrees. There is a nice sample for the toolkit treeview ( http://blogs.msdn.com/jasonall/archive/2009/11/25/hierarchical-data-trees-with-a-database.aspx ). Is this possible to do with the xamwebtree.

Thanks for your help.

Stefan

Rovina+Partner AG

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    Offline posted in reply to Gary Ewan Park

    Hello Gary,

    Currently the only way is to define all your NodeLayouts either in XAML or C# and AutoGenerate NodeLayouts has been determined to be a new product idea. You can suggest new product ideas for future versions (or vote for existing ones) at https://ko.infragistics.com/community/ideas.

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