M
Martin
Hi,
I'm usung tree view control in my ASP.Net project.
I have autopostback enabled because I want to take action immediately if the
selected index changes. However I have no interest in other events, like
node expand and collapse, but currently these also cause a postback (to be
expected).
I see that all events are queued regardless of whether autopostback is on -
the notification being delayed until some other button is pressed.
I do not understand how the nodes do expand and collapse immediately on
screen when autopostback is false. I am using an uplevel browser, so expect
DHTML to play a part, but looking at the page source, I don't see it.
Confused.
Martin
I'm usung tree view control in my ASP.Net project.
I have autopostback enabled because I want to take action immediately if the
selected index changes. However I have no interest in other events, like
node expand and collapse, but currently these also cause a postback (to be
expected).
I see that all events are queued regardless of whether autopostback is on -
the notification being delayed until some other button is pressed.
I do not understand how the nodes do expand and collapse immediately on
screen when autopostback is false. I am using an uplevel browser, so expect
DHTML to play a part, but looking at the page source, I don't see it.
Confused.
Martin