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answered on 01 Apr 2010, 05:48 PM

Hello Atanas,
OK. A treeview control is defined in index.aspx as follows:

= Html.Telerik().TreeView()

.Name(

"TreeViewDiscussion")

%>

The tree is populated when the application starts with the following client side binding code:

$.getJSON(

"/Home/LoadDiscussion", { articleNodeValue: json.ID }, function(result) {

//alert("related items: text = " + result.text + " value = " + result.value);

'#TreeViewDiscussion').data('tTreeView').bindTo([result]);

});

Then, when the user radopens a window to add data to the tree, the tree needs to be updated in a javascript function on that window's page after the user clicks a submit button on that page, as follows:

function submitbtn() {

var $id;

var title = $('#txtTitle').val();

var msg = $('#Message_Text').val();

//alert(title + " " + msg);

$.post(

"/Discussion/NewPost", { txtTitle: title, Message_Text: msg }, function(str) {

$id = str;

});

CloseWnd();

//Close discussion dialog window

$.getJSON("/Home/LoadDiscussion", { articleNodeValue: $id }, function(result) {

var dtree = result.dtree;

var artID = result.ArticleID;

alert(artID);

???.data(

'tTreeView').bindTo([result]);

});

}

In order to do this, the tree object is needed where the ??? are placed in the above code. How do I get that object; it is not defined on this page. Or is there a better way to accomplish this?

Sincerely,
Eugene