obout Tree_DB ASP.NET control Properties

ConnectionString The connection string that will be used to connect to the database. See also Seeting the connection   ProviderName Data provider that TreeDB will need to use. For example: oTreeDB.ProviderName = "System.Data.SqlClient"; oTreeDB.ProviderName = "System.Data.Oracle";   EventType The action that the control should execute. oTreeDB.EventType = EventTypes.Add; // for adding a new node oTreeDB.EventType = EventTypes.Edit; // for editing an existing node oTreeDB.EventType = EventTypes.Remove; // for removing a node oTreeDB.EventType = EventTypes.UpdateLevel; // for changing the level of a node (after dnd) oTreeDB.EventType = EventTypes.MoveNode; // for move a node up/down   Fields Collection of data that will be used by the control to perform the specifed action on the database. Default FieldCollection members should be: StandardFields.ID StandardFields.ParentID StandardFields.HTMLValue StandardFields.Icon StandardFields.Level StandardFields.Expanded StandardFields.NodePosition Fields are not in this enum will automatically be treated as Additional Field. E.g.: Fields["Age"].Value = 19; For each Field, there would be following properties: DbFieldName Declare database field name for this additional data DbFieldType Declare database field type for this additional data Value Value of this additional data Ignore Ignore this field for when updating to database KeepNodePosition Used to keep the node position into the database. Optional oTreeDB.KeepNodePosition = true;

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