WebTree (gb.web.gui)
This control implements a tree view of selectable text items with icons.
Tree view items are indexed by a key. They display a string and an icon for each item.
This control has an internal cursor used for accessing its items. Use the
MoveFirst,
MoveNext,
MoveTo... methods to move the
internal cursor, and the
Item property to get the item it points at.
Inherited static methods
FromId
Return a WebControl from its identifier.
FromName
Return a WebControl from its name.
Properties
Columns
Return a virtual collection of the columns of the view.
Count
Returns the number of items in the view.
Current
Return the current item, i.e. the item is selected in single selection mode.
Item
Return the item pointed by the internal cursor, or
NULL if the internal cursor is not available.
Keys
Return a list of all items keys
Mode
Returns or sets the selection mode.
ScrollX
Return or set the horizontal scrolling position.
ScrollY
Return or set the vertical scrolling position.
Selection
Return the keys of the selected items as as string array.
ShowCheck
Return or set if selection is indicated by check boxes and radio buttons, or by highlighting the items.
ShowHeader
Return or set if the header is visible.
Inherited properties
Background
Return or set the background color of the control.
Border
Return or set if the control has a border.
Class
Return or set the specific CSS classes added to the control.
Enabled
Return or set if the control is enabled.
Expand
Return or set if the control should expand its size according to its parent arrangement mode.
Font
Return or set the specific font of the control.
Foreground
Return or set the foreground color of the control.
Form
Return the web form that control belongs to.
H
Return or set the explicit height of the control.
Height
Return or set the explicit height of the control.
Id
Return the server control identifier.
Ignore
Return or set if the control must be ignored by its parent container in automatic arrangement mode.
Name
Return or set the name of the control, used as an identifier on the client side.
Parent
Return the parent container of the control.
Style
Return a virtual object that allows to define specific style sheet elements of the control.
Tag
Returns or sets the control tag.
Tooltip
Return or set the tooltip displayed when the mouse cursor hovers the control.
Visible
Return or set if the control is visible.
W
Return or set the explicit width of the control.
Width
Return or set the explicit width of the control.
Methods
Add
Add an item to the view.
Exist
Return if an item exists with the
Key key.
MoveAbove
Move the internal cursor one visible item above.
MoveBack
When one of the other Move... methods has failed, you can use this one
to move the internal cursor back to its position before the move.
MoveBelow
Move the internal cursor one visible item below.
MoveChild
Move the internal cursor to the first child item of the item currently pointed by the internal cursor.
MoveFirst
Move the internal cursor to the first item of the view.
MoveLast
Move the internal cursor to the last item of the view.
MoveNext
Move the internal cursor to the next child item.
MoveParent
Move the internal cursor to the parent item of the item currently pointed by the internal cursor.
MovePrevious
Move the internal cursor to the previous child item.
MoveTo
Move the internal cursor to a specified item.
Remove
Remove an item from the view.
Inherited methods
IsHidden
Return if the control or one of its parent is hidden.
Events
Activate
This event is raised when an item is double-clicked.
Collapse
This event is raised when an item is collapsed.
Data
This event is raised when the contents of a specific item is needed (usually to draw it).
Expand
This event is raised when an item is expanded.
Select
This event is raised when the selection changes.
Inherited events
Enter
This event is raised when the mouse cursor enters the control.
KeyPress
This event is raised when a keyboard key is pressed while the control has the focus.
Leave
This event is raised when the mouse cursor leaves the control.
Render
This event is raised just after the rendering of the control, so that you can add your own HTML contents.