or
[HttpPost]
public
ActionResult UpdateView(Project project)
{
var pipelineProject = project;
ViewBag.IsUpdate =
true
;
return
PartialView(
"_CreateUpdateProject"
, pipelineProject);
}
[HttpPost]
public
ActionResult UpdateViewForProjectDocumentGuid(
string
projectDocumentGuid)
{
var projectRepository =
new
ProjectRepository(SystemConnection, CurrentUser, WebConfigHelper.GetConfigurationValue(
"DefaultProgram"
));
var pipelineProject = projectRepository.Read(
new
ProjectSearchModel() { AccountNames = AccessibleProjects.Select(a => a.ProjectAccountName).ToList(), DocumentGuid = projectDocumentGuid}).First();
ViewBag.IsUpdate =
true
;
ViewBag.CollapseGeneral =
true
;
return
PartialView(
"_CreateUpdateProject"
, pipelineProject);
}
$('#timerequest-details').attr('disabled', 'disabled');
$($('#editorName').data().kendoEditor.body).attr('contenteditable',false)
Hello,
after the page containing the tree view is refreshed, the state isn’t remembered so the tree view is collapsed totally. We have the requirement that the state is unchanged on a refresh or navigation operation on the browser.
So our question: Is it possible to store the state in any way (cookies etc.) to restore it on a page load?
Thanks in advance.
var
grid = $(pipelineForecastGridId).data(
"kendoGrid"
);
var
item = grid.tbody.find(
"tr:first"
);
grid.select(item);