Postgresql - Populating Tree View From Postgres Database
May 1, 2011
The vb.net code for populating tree view from the SQL Server Database is given in following link: [URL]I tried the code given in the above link to solve my problem but I was unable to change the code of SQL Sever for Postgres Database. I want to do the same thing using vb.net and database Postgres.
So another first timer question.I have user entered data from a form that gets put into separate strings. On another form i want this data to populate a Tree view when the user presses a button "Add data". There will be only one stage of parents and child. oParent and oChild. The oParent string will only have like 5 items but the oChild will have like 30 and these will be repeated for each oParent. Not sure how populate this, i cam guessing with some sort of For Each i in oParent, add i or whatever, but not sure of the syntax.
I' m trying to insert a record into a postgresql table. This table contains a boolean field too. But I can't figure out, how to insert the row in the table. I' ve trouble with the boolean field. I have a checkbox and want to pass his value to the field. But I get the error: invalid input syntax for type boolean: "".I tried it wiht 1 and 0, wiht true and false, but no succes. Here is the code:
Just wondering how I can populate the child node in the following coding (I am able to populate the parent node but still wondering how to list out the child nodes)
===Extra Info=== I have a class to retrieve the Category Table (CategoryID, CateogryName, ParentID) and stored it via List<T>, when I need it, I declare CateogryDAL pass it to CateogryData.
I am trying to find a quick, step by step tutorial on on to implement a tree view for my intranet that will show all the computer accounts in my domain. (this is obliviously only step number one, because once i can see them, I want to be able to query information from them.but one thing at a time right?)
Is it possible and if so, how does one go about doing such a thing. I am loading a network directory in a treeview. Can the parent node be disabled, meaning it can't be selected, it's available for viewing only, but leave the child nodes selectable?
I am loading the directories from my C drive into a treeview using the code below. It takes forever due to the number of folders. Is it possible to have this only populate down 1 level and then use a NodeMouseClick Event to drill down further, in the same treeView, if the user desires to do so? How would I amend this code to do this?
The following code worked with 2.0 Framework, now with NPGSQL 2.0.11 and framework 4.0, this is erroring out despite Pooling=False for the connection. The underlying logic is that add nodes to treeview; for each node added, immediately get subnodes and populate...
vb Private Sub LoadRequirements(ByVal parnode As TreeNode) Try Dim CMd1 As NpgsqlCommand CMd1 = New NpgsqlCommand
I am Developing a Application, originally i had divided a form by splitter and on left Treeview and in Right it was DatagridView. Now the requirement is to add treeview in same window. That is either Listview with Treeview in it OR DatagridView with Treeview in It.
i have a for each statement that goes thru all the nodes in the tree and checks a value BUT heres ware the issues starts I when it gets the value if depending on the value i want to move it as a child to one of the 2 parent nodes
heres the code i have
vb Dim sep As TreeNode For Each sep In TreeView1.Nodes Dim conn As MySqlConnection
I'm looking for a way to create the treeview structure in memory with a classes, so I can loop through them, like with a collection and easily load the data into a treeview, listview, datagridview or simply work with the data in the background.
There's a treenode class that I could use, but I've noticed that when I have a lot of data in the nodes, it has a lot overhead when for example serializing, because it also saves the checked state, imageindex of the nodes and things like that, which I never need. The saved file is about 10 times bigger than the actual data, which is not acceptable.