A tree-like grid structure

[Guest]

Hi guys,


I'm a relative newbie to .NET 2005 - and .NET in general - and I'm trying to
find a way of displaying the following information in a *webpage*.

Sales
+ August 2005
+ Dog Food $300
+ Kitty Litter $500
+ September 2006
+ Bird Cages $2000
+ Hagen $500
+ Other $600

How do you do this with a gridview or the like? This is oversimplified, as
the last row will probably have expenses, revenues, etc, so a plain-text row
that is used in a treeview might not work.

In regular old ASP (ancient I know) I'd just buy a table within a table
within a table, etc.

Any help or examples would be awesomely appreciated.

Dan

 

[Guest]

This is a CSS/Java-based treeview implementation. It works well, but may
require some customization. The only problem I've encountered with it is the
load time for large amounts of data.

 

[Guest]

S'pose I should provide the linky:
http://www.ridgway.co.za/eden/PermaLink,guid,77dac324-6d89-4ae2-a706-72e6ac595fef.aspx

 

[Guest]

DlhSoft DataTreeGridView control (http://DlhSoft.com/HierarchicalData)
inherits behavior and UI from DataGridView but provides support for showing a
treeview in one column (at your choice). The most interesting part is that it
supports databinding including for indentation level and is expanded
properties of the tree nodes (rows).