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  • Blazor TreeList

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    The DevExpress TreeList for Blazor (DxTreeList) combines the power of a traditional Grid with a TreeView in a single UI component. Use our TreeList component to display, manage, and shape hierarchical data.

    TreeList Overview

    Read Tutorial: Getting Started Run Demo: Overview View Example: Getting Started

    API Reference

    Refer to the following list for the component API reference: DxTreeList Members.

    Data Binding

    The DevExpress Blazor TreeList supports various data binding scenarios:

    Run Demo: Data Binding

    Sort Data

    Users can sort data by an unlimited number of columns. The sort glyph indicates the current sort order (ascending or descending). You can also sort data in code.

    Blazor TreeList Sort Data

    Read Tutorial: Sort Data Run Demo: Sort Data

    Edit Data

    DevExpress Blazor TreeList supports multiple data edit modes:

    Inline Edit Form
    The TreeList displays the edit form instead of the edited data row.
    Pop-Up Edit Form
    The TreeList displays the edit form in a pop-up window.
    Inline Edit Row
    The TreeList displays inline editors instead of the edited row.
    Cell Editing
    The TreeList displays an in-place editor instead of focused cell content. Unlike other modes, the TreeList in EditCell mode allows users to click a data cell to edit it. The TreeList validates and saves all cell values simultaneously when focus leaves the edited row.
    Batch Editing
    You can implement batch data editing based on the EditCell mode. Batch data editing allows users to accumulate changes in memory and post them to the database when desired.

    Blazor TreeList Inline Edit Row

    Read Tutorial: Edit Data Run Demo: Edit Data

    Validate User Input

    In every edit mode, you can enable the standard Blazor validation mechanism (based on DataAnnotationsValidator) or create custom validator components.

    Blazor TreeList Validation in Cell Editors

    Read Tutorial: Validate User Input Run Demo: Input Validation

    Filter Data

    The DevExpress Blazor Grid ships with the following UI elements that allow users to filter data:

    Column Filter Menu
    The Excel-inspired filter menu displays unique column values as a checklist with a Select All option. An integrated search box is also available. You can modify the value list or use a template to customize the menu.
    Filter Row
    The filter row displays in-place editors where users can type filter values. The grid can filter data by value or display text.
    Filter Panel and Filter Builder
    The filter panel displays the current filter condition and allows users to deactivate/clear it. Users can click this filter condition to open the filter builder dialog. In the dialog, they can edit and combine filter criteria applied to Grid columns.
    Search Box
    Users can type text in the search box to filter and highlight data.

    Blazor TreeList Filter Row

    You can also filter Grid data in code using criteria operator syntax.

    Read Tutorial: Filter API Run Demo: Filter API

    Summary

    You can compute total summaries across all TreeList records. The TreeList includes predefined aggregate functions: Sum, Min, Max, Avg, and Count. In addition to these functions, you can implement custom summary algorithms.

    Blazor TreeList Summary

    Read Tutorial: Summary Run Demo: Total Summary Run Demo: Custom Summary

    Selection

    The DevExpress Blazor TreeList supports single and multiple row selection. Users can click rows or use a specially designed column to select/deselect records. You can also manage selection in code.

    Blazor TreeList Selection

    Read Tutorial: Selection and Focus Run Demo: Multiple Row Selection

    Focus

    The DevExpress Blazor Grid supports a focused row that hightlights a row when a user clicks it.

    Blazor TreeList Focused Row

    Read Tutorial: Selection and Focus Run Demo: Focused Row

    Templates

    The TreeList implements a number of template properties that allow you to customize content and appearance of different TreeList elements. Templates implement a context parameter that contains element-related data and a reference to the TreeList component, so you can access its API.

    Read Tutorial: Templates

    Columns

    The DevExpress Blazor TreeList includes different column types:

    Data column
    Obtains values from the bound data source.
    Command column
    Displays CRUD-related buttons (New, Edit, and Delete) and the Clear button that resets values in the filter row.
    Selection column
    Allows users to select and deselect rows. This column displays checkboxes in multiple selection mode and radio buttons in single selection mode.
    Band Column
    Allows you to combine columns into logical groups called bands. Each group has its own header.

    All column types support various customization options. Refer to the following section for additional information: Column Settings.

    Read Tutorial: Columns

    Toolbar

    You can add a toolbar at the top edge of a Grid component and implement data shaping operations to perform in the UI. Implement required commands and thus make them immediately available to users. The embedded toolbar automatically synchronizes its layout and styles with the TreeList component.

    Blazor TreeList with Toolbar

    Run Demo

    Context Menu

    The DevExpress Blazor TreeList allows you to display context menus with predefined and custom commands.

    DevExpress Blazor TreeList - Context Menus

    Run Demo: Context Menu

    Save and Restore Layout

    You can save and restore the Grid layout automatically or on demand. Layout information includes the current page, column sort order and direction, column position, filter values, and grouped columns.

    Run Demo: Save and Restore the Layout

    Export Data

    The TreeList allows you to export data to XLS, XLSX, CSV, and PDF. The output file reflects the current filter settings and sort order.

    Read Tutorial: Export Data Run Demo: Export Data

    Appearance

    Specify the size mode to display Grid elements (for instance, text size and row height) and built-in components (for instance, pager and buttons) in small, medium, or large predefined sizes.

    You can customize the appearance of most TreeList UI elements based on custom conditions.

    Blazor TreeList Appearance Customization

    Read Tutorial: Appearance Customization Run Demo: Conditional Formatting Run Demo: Alternating Row Style

    Paging

    The DevExpress Blazor TreeList splits data rows across multiple pages and displays a pager to enable data navigation. The pager can contain the page size selector, which allows users to change page size at runtime.

    Blazor TreeList Paging

    Read Tutorial: Paging Run Demo: Paging

    Scrolling

    The DevExpress Blazor TreeList component supports regular and virtual scrolling modes. You can specify these modes separately for rows or columns. You can also combine scrolling with paging. For instance, you can use regular horizontal scrolling with virtual vertical scrolling, or combine paging with column virtualization.

    Horizontal and Vertical Virtual Scrolling

    Read Tutorial: Scrolling Run Demo: Virtual Scrolling

    Keyboard Support

    Users can access every UI element in the TreeList with a keyboard. Keyboard navigation is implemented on the client and works seamlessly in Blazor Server apps with a slow connection.

    Note

    Keyboard support allows users to interact with application content in cases they cannot use a mouse or they rely on assistive technologies (like screen readers or switch devices). Refer to the Accessibility help topic for information on other accessibility areas that we address.

    Read Tutorial: Keyboard Support

    Drag and Drop Rows

    The DevExpress Blazor TreeList supports drag-and-drop operations. You can reorder rows, move them between components, and change the component hierarchy.

    Blazor TreeList - Drag and Drop Overview

    Read Tutorial: Row Drag and Drop

    Run Demo: Reorder Rows Run Demo: Between Components

    Localization

    The TreeList component’s UI elements such as labels, context menus, and error messages are displayed in English. Localization automatically adapts the component to the user’s preferred language.

    DevExpress components include predefined satellite resource assemblies for German, Spanish, and Japanese. Use the DevExpress Localization Service to create and download a custom set of satellite assemblies, and modify resources.