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ASP.NET MVC DropDownTree Local Data Binding
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The Telerik UI for ASP.NET MVC DropDownTree supports local data binding and you can display local data in the component.
To implement local data binding, you need to return a collection (list) of objects from the Controller
to the View
, for example, by saving that collection in a Model
field, and then load the data in the DropDownTree.
The current example demonstrates two approaches for binding the DropDownTree to local data:
- (Default) Using inline data—An
IEnumerable
ofDropDownTreeItemModel
is stored in aViewBag
and passed to theBindTo()
method. TheDropDownTreeItemModel
has anItems
field that holds the child nodes (it is aList
property). If a given node has items, the Expand icon will be visible. - Mapping
Model
properties—AnIEnumerable
of a specifiedModel
, for example, CategoryItem, is stored in aViewBag
and passed to another overload of theBindTo()
method: the first argument is anIEnumerable
of aModel
, and the second is the action, which creates a hierarchy of items by using the specified mappings. For example, the child nodes will be bound to the SubCategories property, and theCategoryItem
Model
properties will be mapped toDropDownTreeItem
properties.
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