TreeNode - How can I add a control (LinkButton)?

Question

I am creating a TreeView dynamically in code behind and currently it only contains text (taken from database).
What I want to do is display the text (as I am currently doing) and add a LinkButton at the end. If the user clicks on the text of the node (eg "Red" in the example below), then the browser is re-directed to another page. If the user clicks on the LinkButton text ("Delete") then a function is called that deletes the associate record in the database.
So, for example (the "Delete" is the LinkButton):
- Colours
       - Red     Delete
       - Green  Delete
       - Blue     Delete
The way that my existing code (without Delete) works is that I have a DataReader that gets the values (Red, Green, Blue) from the database and creates a child TreeNode with the .Text value being the current value. I also set .NavigateUrl to another page (so I cannot use NavigateUrl to perform the delete)
Is it possible to add a LinkButton, or are there any suggestions as to alternative approaches?

Suthish Nair · Answer

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Suthish Nair · Answer

yes custom treeview.. with a good example http://forums.asp.net/p/1372883/2883001.aspx http://forums.asp.net/t/1035578.aspx

Sam Hobbs · Answer

That is the type of thing that is typically done by custom-drawn controls. I suspect that you will find samples of things like that and they might be custom-drawn TreeViews. There is a very simple alternative that you can implement now and then possibly do the more advanced custom-drawn TreeView later. You can implement a context-menu for your TreeView nodes. Then the context-menu can have commands such as delete.

Mahesh Chand · Answer

I don't think Windows Forms TreeView supports this kind of functionality. BUT you can do this in WPF. In WPF Each TreeView node itself is another control and that can host any other controls as well. Just a thought.