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GroupReader
When doing a "callback" I normally call a webControl's RenderControl
method to get the html for that WebControl.
This has always worked great in the past, but it does not seem to
work
with an asp:treeview control.
When I call MyTreeView.RenderControl, the html that I get is not what
I expected - it's as if all of the styles and properties that I set
on
the treeview are not there. Is this a bug in the treeview control?
How can I get the html of a treeview control during a client
callback?
I know I can use "load on demand" in the treeview, but I am trying to
reload the entire treeview when the user changes some criteria, then
clicks a button. I don't want to refresh the entire page. Maybe
there's a way to rebuild the entire treeview using load on demand?
I'd *really* like to use some form of RenderControl, if possible.
Thanks for your help!
method to get the html for that WebControl.
This has always worked great in the past, but it does not seem to
work
with an asp:treeview control.
When I call MyTreeView.RenderControl, the html that I get is not what
I expected - it's as if all of the styles and properties that I set
on
the treeview are not there. Is this a bug in the treeview control?
How can I get the html of a treeview control during a client
callback?
I know I can use "load on demand" in the treeview, but I am trying to
reload the entire treeview when the user changes some criteria, then
clicks a button. I don't want to refresh the entire page. Maybe
there's a way to rebuild the entire treeview using load on demand?
I'd *really* like to use some form of RenderControl, if possible.
Thanks for your help!