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• Re: Treeview expanded state

  I am not very frustrated really I took your adapter added the features I needed in the source and now I use this modified version. Trouble with my modified version is that I did not have any use for the event handling so I dropped it, same way you dropped expansion state - so really we are both happy. If I had not found this adapter I would have been forced to create my own control to solve my design problem, which would have been significantly more work. I understand your situation and respect your

  Posted to CSS Friendly Control Adapters (Forum) by twad on 9/25/2006

• Re: Treeview expanded state

  I thought the point of the adapter was to have the same behavior as the original treeview control only with the added benefit of styling using css. So if the original treeview did not have javascript and hidden fields to keep track of expanded state - I would agree that the adapter did not need to implement this. Maybe I am misusing the expanded state, but this works in the original treeview control. What I am using it for is to let the user edit which nodes should be expanded and which nodes should

  Posted to CSS Friendly Control Adapters (Forum) by twad on 9/24/2006

• Re: Treeview expanded state

  I do not know if this solves the problem with expanded state being preserved I had to write a ugly hack using a hidden input for each node + some javascript to update it. Since this is a dynamic treestructure you could have - on page render: - Parent 1 - Parent 2 on page postback - after expanding both nodes (without postback) and then having a postback through some other control +Parent 1 (expanded) -child 1 +Parent 2 (expanded) -child 2 In the original treeview Parent1.expanded and Parent2.expanded

  Posted to CSS Friendly Control Adapters (Forum) by twad on 9/22/2006

• Treeview expanded state

  I wondering if the expanded state of nodes is supposed to be updated on postback like the normal Treeview? Or is this left as an exercise? I will probably add this functionality - if it it is not working. The normal Treeview got an hiddenfield _ExpandState where this information is updatet in, so I will probably just use that. To get Checkmarks to work for a postback from a button outside the treeview I had to add a ugly hack - I know this is not a solution because the events are raised at the wrong

  Posted to CSS Friendly Control Adapters (Forum) by twad on 9/8/2006
  Filed under: Selected, Treeview, Checked

• Atlas not using responseEncoding or requestEncoding

  I have a couple of Bound textboxes inside a FormView inside an updatepanel When I use this: <globalization requestEncoding="utf-8" responseEncoding="utf-8"/> it works both with and without Atlas (updatepanel) When I use this: <globalization requestEncoding="iso-8859-1" responseEncoding="iso-8859-1"/> it works as expected without the Atlas UpdatePanel, but when using the UpdatePanel it garbles the output of "foreign" characters like æøåü by encoding them to utf-8, but using iso-8859-1

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX UI (Forum) by twad on 8/24/2006