Telerik RadTreeView allows three types of Node actions:
URL Navigation
If you want a particular Node to navigate to a given URL location, you need to set its NavigateUrl attribute.
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This code sets the tree node myNode to be a link to URL location "auctions.aspx?id=4". |
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RadTreeNode myNode= new RadTreeNode ();
myNode.NavigateUrl = "auctions.aspx?id=4"; |
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This XML code has the same effect as the one above. It sets the tree node "MyLabel" to be a link to the same URL location "auctions.aspx?id=4" |
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<Node Text= "MyLabel" NavigateUrl= "auctions.aspx?id=4" /> |
URL Navigation (frames)
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Telerik RadTreeView also fully supports frames. You can set URL Navigation for a specified frame by using the Target attribute (supports "_blank" for opening in a new window):
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// code
RadTreeNode myNode = new RadTreeNode ();
myNode.NavigateUrl = "auctions.aspx?id=4";
myNode.Target = "contentFrame";
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// xml
<Node Text="MyLabel" NavigateUrl= "auctions.aspx?id=4" Target="contentFrame" />
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Note: For URL links outside your site you must provide full URL, i.e. NavigateUrl=http://www.yahoo.com | |
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