Paul Nascimento
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Paul Nascimento
asked on 06 May 2010, 07:12 PM
How can I access a node's LongDesc client side?
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Hello Paul Nascimento,
This is an attribute that we do not support for our controls.
Actually In HTML 5 this attribute is deprecated.
Also "longdesc" is only for "<frame>", "<image>" and "<iframe>".
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Nikolay Tsenkov
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This is an attribute that we do not support for our controls.
Actually In HTML 5 this attribute is deprecated.
Also "longdesc" is only for "<frame>", "<image>" and "<iframe>".
Regards,
Nikolay Tsenkov
the Telerik team
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answered on 07 May 2010, 03:56 PM
HTML 5 is years away.
This attribute clearly exists in the control, server side. I can hit "Node. " and a large list of attributes comes up in intellisense, including LongDesc. Can I not trust that list anymore?
That having been said, I use this attribute to embed comma-delimited data associated with that node, for example:
myNode.LongDesc = "0,1,456";
Can you suggest another attribute that I can use for this purpose, that is available BOTH client AND server side?
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This attribute clearly exists in the control, server side. I can hit "Node. " and a large list of attributes comes up in intellisense, including LongDesc. Can I not trust that list anymore?
That having been said, I use this attribute to embed comma-delimited data associated with that node, for example:
myNode.LongDesc = "0,1,456";
Can you suggest another attribute that I can use for this purpose, that is available BOTH client AND server side?
Thanks
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Hello Paul Nascimento,
Sorry about the misunderstanding! It's my mistake!
We do support this attribute and to be able to access it client-side, you can use the following:
Here we use get_imageElement, because the attribute is used only for images in the RadTreeView (since there can not be frames or iframes).
Again, sorry for misleading you!
Hope this will help you!
Regards,
Nikolay Tsenkov
the Telerik team
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Sorry about the misunderstanding! It's my mistake!
We do support this attribute and to be able to access it client-side, you can use the following:
node.get_imageElement().longDesc;Here we use get_imageElement, because the attribute is used only for images in the RadTreeView (since there can not be frames or iframes).
Again, sorry for misleading you!
Hope this will help you!
Regards,
Nikolay Tsenkov
the Telerik team
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