Jeff Bradshaw
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Jeff Bradshaw
asked on 19 May 2010, 04:23 PM
I have a whole slew of data that I want to present to the user in a tree view. But I would like to have a pane next to it, much like Window's explorer, that will contain more information.
I've looked at the FileExplorer (briefly) and that seems like overkill for what I need. And my data isn't quite so straight forward as a 'directory' structure. And the pane needs to not be a listview - I'll need to load webpages there so people can look at other things/do other things.
Can anybody give me some advice please?
If I do use a treeview, what should I use for the pane next to it? An iframe? I thought iframes would not work in all browsers.
TIA - Jeff.
I've looked at the FileExplorer (briefly) and that seems like overkill for what I need. And my data isn't quite so straight forward as a 'directory' structure. And the pane needs to not be a listview - I'll need to load webpages there so people can look at other things/do other things.
Can anybody give me some advice please?
If I do use a treeview, what should I use for the pane next to it? An iframe? I thought iframes would not work in all browsers.
TIA - Jeff.
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Hi Jeff Bradshaw,
You definitely can use an iframe. This should do. Iframes nowadays work in all browsers.
Regards,
Nikolay Tsenkov
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You definitely can use an iframe. This should do. Iframes nowadays work in all browsers.
Regards,
Nikolay Tsenkov
the Telerik team
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