Forms Data Controls :: Treeview Not Retaining Its State After Navigation?
Dec 10, 2010
i have asp.net treeview control on my masterpage which is associated with many pages now my requirement is that when ever iam clicking child nodes in the treeview its getting navigate to the appropriate page but treeview not retaining its position.its getting collapse to its default position.
I've done my research about how will i save the selectednode in treeview and scrollbar state after page navigation but i can't find any solution. Is there a way or alternative way on how to do this?
Is there a way for a user to partially fill out a form and not commit it to the database, leave the page and come back to it and the information that the user filled out is still there?
I am in the process of designing a blogosphere that enable readers to leave comments. I want my dynamically added label controls added to the placeholder on the page to be retained and displayed on subsequent requests or postbacks to the same page. how do I go about this? I have tried using View State but it's kind of beyong me how to work it.
I have two fileupload controls in footer of gridview with their corresponding checkboxes.
The autopostback property is set to true for both the checkboxes. Now after uploading file on one fileupload when i check the second checkbox, it detains(losses) its value.
How can i retain the value of first fileupload control on postback
I have four dropdowns in the first page and then a button which saves the selected values from the dropdown to a session state .
In the second page I do have previous button which comes to the first page. My problem is that the dropdown values are not getting preserved.
Here is my code for the First page
using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Linq; using System.Web; using System.Web.UI; using System.Web.UI.WebControls; using MyBusinessLayer; using MyDataLAyer;
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The problem is that I get the error object instance not set to an instance of an object
I have a Grid on my page.When the page is loaded for the first time ther is a list of records displayed in the grid.When I edit the record by edit link button,the ddl saves the change value .
The same thing if I do when searching for a particular record and then editing and changeing the dropdownlist value,the page postbacks and the new value gets replaced with the old value that was present earlier.
I am currently working on a document management system in ASP.NET 3.5 using the Telerik AJAX toolkit. It consists of masterpage with a title banner across the top and a RadTreeview down the left hand side for navigation through the site. The treeview uses a combination of static nodes and dynamic ones. The dynamic nodes are populated via a webservice. When a node is clicked the relevant page is navigated to, reloading the masterpage and displaying the content of the target page.
The problem comes from the fact the treeview's dynamic nodes are populated via a webservice and therefore as the user navigates through the tree to find a document the treeview behaves as you would expect. However, when you get to the bottom of a tree of dynamic nodes the navigation to the page of the navigateurl causes the relevant page to be loaded and then the treeview resets itself to a collapsed state. This means the user could be deep in a nest of documents but when they view one, the tree collapses and they have to start their navigation all over again. This limitation is not going to be acceptable from an ease of use perspective.
According to Telerik, this is the designed behaviour for performance reasons - the node only ever worries about populating the next set of nodes and therefore the treeviews state is not remembered in viewstate.
So, the meat of question is. Is the masterpage/async treeview navigation design pattern a valid one? Are there any other ways to have an ajax treeview on a masterpage, that remembers it's state when another page is navigated to? I have considered a siglepage/updatepanel/partial page rendering model but the opinions I've seen on the net infer that this is bad idea. It confuses users that expect back/forward browser behaviour to navigate through the site but in a single page world they would end up leaving the site.
I also thought that maybe using a single page container and an iframe may work but this seems to be moving away from the "standard" design pattern of using masterpages.
I have a page with 2 dropdown menus and 2 datagrids.
The datagrids get populated by a database based on a dropdown menu slection.
This page links to another page which in turn links back to the original. If the user leaves the first page and then returns back I want to keep the dropdown menus and datagrids populated.
I tried doing this with session variables but can't get the datagrids to stay populated ...
I have a simple ASP.NET page where after the initial page load the user enters a username and a password to two text boxes. Note that I can not use the built-in login control in ASP.NET, as my purpose of using this username and password is slightly different.
I am using a treeview in my master page and every node having link to its container page.That means click on any child node of treeview its redirect to another page by taking some value.
Now every time I click on nodes of treeview, its get collaps when child page loaded...
Now regaring maintain state of treeview across my web application...
i have places a treeview in the master page, if i click on certain node it will navigate to some x.aspx page.here the proble is treview nodes all are collasped.
i am using a treeview control in my master page to act like a menu.it has different nodes levels e.g. root, parent and left.when i click an item from the tree view - i am taken to the page - but the tree view goes to its orginal state of being collapsed rather than keeping its state of nodes that have been expanded.does anyone know how i can maintain the state of the tree view in the master page
(1) to maintain the state of the treeview without storing it in session or view state or
(2) I am binding the treeview control dynamically from a xml. Even if I use session state is ther any option to use it without using SelectedNodeChanged event because when u click the treeview node , first master page will postback for this event and then the child page and then again the master page will post pack (as the child page has inherited the master page). So here in this case we are posting the master page twice and it is reducing the performance.
I have an asp:TreeView in my MasterPage, which is loaded on demand from a database using some custom functions to fill the Tree. My tree will only ever be 4 levels deep (root -> 1st sublevel -> 2nd sublevel -> leaf nodes) What I want to achieve is preserving the expand/collapse state of this TreeView while navigating between different aspx pages, that all share the MasterPage holding my TreeView. I have been using the methods described in these resources:
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but I am still not getting the results I want... My TreeView markup in the MasterPage looks like this:
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I am using a custom class to save and retrieve the state of the TreeView, the code is pasted below:
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In my Page_Load on MasterPage I have:
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where Reload() makes sure I'm loading the TreeView for the correct argument (based on a user selection) And in TreeView_Unload I have:
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With all this in place, my TreeView is behaving almost as I want it.. I can expand the root node, it will be populated and I can browse to a new content page and have the same treeview appear in the MasterPage (with same expanded root)... BUT if I try to expand any of the 1st sublevel nodes, I end up with a completely collapsed treeview instead. After some debugging I have come to the conclusion that the "NodeExpanded" event gets the ROOT NODE as event argument instead of the 1st sublevel node that I clicked. When the user changes the option that makes the TreeView re-populate with new data, I simply do a "HttpContext.Current.Session("TreeViewState") = Nothing" to reset my saved state.
If you need more info / code snippets, let me know and I will post it.. But I felt there was no reason to post my complete source, as I have multiple files with about 500 lines of code each (there's a lot happening on the MasterPage, other than the TreeView)
Am new to asp.net.I am creating a site using asp.net(C#), in master page i have treeview control, when i select a item i navigate to url. But selected node is lost, it reset itself, loosing state.
I am trying to maintain the state of a TreeView on postback. I have a simple method to save the state of the tree on postback but it does not seem to capture the Expanded and the Selected state. Also, i have another method to restore the tree state after a postback. When a user selects an item in the TreeView i would like to have this item highlighted/selected. Along those lines i would also like to have all expanded or collapsed mainated after a postback.
I am Trying to hide Navigation Menu Item on my master page based on a selected item from a Drop Down List on another page. I think i need to use a session to get the pages to communicate, which i can do just fine. Im having a problem putting together the code to actually Hide the link based on the specific answer of the DDL.
My issue is, i need to display my Table(A) categoryname in my vertical menu such as
ashok kumar suresh john.
if i click ashok, with respect to its id,(say id is (1),it should pick the subcategoryname (2nd table's) name corresponding id(1) from 2nd table...and it should display as sub menu is it possible.
i have a form on page1.aspx with several controls (textbox, dropdownlist, etc).on Page1 PageLoad event i load data from database and performe databinding.From Page1 a user can, by clicking a specific button, move to Page2.aspx to insert some details and, after saving details, he returns to page1.
if save changes are made on control on page1 before save them to db, obviously, these are lost on return from page2 (because are reloaded on pageload from db).How can i save control status between pages round trip?
i have a <input id="FILE_UPLOAD".....................> file upload html control in my asp.net web applicationwhen a post back occurs the data entered in the control gets lost . how do i retain the data entered