I'm working on implementing a tristate tree in our app, and everything is going pretty well, except for one issue.
When you have a mid-level node and check/uncheck that, the OnClientNodeChecked event fires without a problem and I can do everything I need to do in there.. However, it appears the event isn't being fired for any children under that mid level node that also got checked/unchecked. OnClientNodeChecking seems to have the same behavior.
Is there something I'm missing, or will I have to do a recursive walk down the tree from the checked node in javascript, mimicking a check/uncheck on each node, to run my logic?
When you have a mid-level node and check/uncheck that, the OnClientNodeChecked event fires without a problem and I can do everything I need to do in there.. However, it appears the event isn't being fired for any children under that mid level node that also got checked/unchecked. OnClientNodeChecking seems to have the same behavior.
Is there something I'm missing, or will I have to do a recursive walk down the tree from the checked node in javascript, mimicking a check/uncheck on each node, to run my logic?