Treeview with check box, binding data

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Hi sir,
i have a requirment like this, this is a treeview with checkboxes..

i need to check this reports and insert into table of corresponding fields

Reports
[]Master Report
[]Admin Reports
[]User Reports

i have table with these fields...when i check these checkboxes,values should be updated corresponding field..

I need to bind the tree view with database values.

I am novice to .net pleae help me

Posted 4-May-10 21:18pm

sara85sara

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Abhinav S · Answer 1 · 2010-05-04T22:13:00

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This[^] article can probably help you start binding data to your treeview.

Posted 4-May-10 22:13pm

Abhinav S

Christian Graus · Answer 2 · 2010-05-04T21:37:00

sara85sara wrote:
I am novice to .net pleae help me

Why are there so many 'novices' attempting such complex tasks ? I would expect that if you can't find a control to do this online, you'd have to look for a commercial one. However, I'd ask why, if you're new to .NET, you need to work with a database ? If you're a novice, I assume no-one is using or paying for your novice code ? That would be the same as stealing.