How to get the tapped node full path in Xamarin.Forms TreeView?
You can get the full path of TreeViewNode when tapping the TreeviewNode in Xamarin.Forms Xamarin.Forms TreeView.
C#
Get the tapped TreeViewNode path value in the TapCommand.
private Command<Object> tappedCommand; public Command<object> TappedCommand { get { return tappedCommand; } set { tappedCommand = value; } } public FileManagerViewModel() { TappedCommand = new Command<object>(TappedCommandMethod); } private void TappedCommandMethod(object obj) { string nodepath = GetNodePath(obj as Syncfusion.TreeView.Engine.TreeViewNode); App.Current.MainPage.DisplayAlert("Path ", nodepath, "Ok"); }
C#
Collect the parent node of Selected TreeViewNode in GetNodePath method
public string GetNodePath(Syncfusion.TreeView.Engine.TreeViewNode node) { string fullpath = ""; string path = ""; while (node != null) { path = @"\" + (node.Content as FileManager).ItemName; if (node.ParentNode != null) { node = node.ParentNode; } else { node = null; } fullpath = path + fullpath; } return fullpath; }
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Conclusion
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