Hristo,

Sure, I apologize for the delay I was out last week.

I am data-binding a WebDataTree control to an object.  This object has several properties.  One of the properties is a collection of the original object that I databind the control to.  This property is recursive.  Each Module object may contain a collection of Module objects. (If it doesn't have a Module collection then the WebDataTree control needs to stop rendering nodes, and it does)

For example:
Object Name -> Property Name
Module -> DisplayName (The name of the module)
Module -> UserModules (A collection of Module objects)
Module -> ModuleProperties (A collection of ModuleProperty objects)

The WebDataTree control works great rendering the Module collections as new nodes as it should.  The problem I have is that it also renders the ModuleProperty collections as nodes.  I do not want this property to be rendered as a node.

I thought the solution was to set the DataMember property of the WebDataTree to the name of the property that I want to recursively render as nodes but it doesn't seem to make a difference.

Here's the code I am using if it is helpful:
UserModuleCollection userModuleCollection = value;
this.trvModulesDataTree.DataSource = userModuleCollection;
this.trvModulesDataTree.DataMember = "UserModules";
this.trvModulesDataTree.DataBind();

In the NodeBound event of the WebDataTree control I have this code:
UserModule currentNode = (UserModule)e.Node.DataItem;
if (currentNode.HasModuleAccess == true)
{
    e.Node.CheckState = Infragistics.Web.UI.CheckBoxState.Checked;
}
else
{
    e.Node.CheckState = Infragistics.Web.UI.CheckBoxState.Unchecked;
}
e.Node.Text = currentNode.DisplayName;
e.Node.ToolTip = currentNode.ModuleDescription;

Let me know if there is something I have failed to let you know here.  Basically I do not want the control to render the ModuleProperty property as a node.  I want it to exclusively render the UserModules as nodes.

Thanks!

Kevin