I am using a radtreeview for navigation on my site. When any particular node is clicked you will be redirected to the appropriate page. The tree is located on a master page and therefore you can jump to any page from any other page. The tree maintains the current expanded nodes when redirecting, however, I would also like it to maintain the current scroll position of the tree. I was hoping you would have a suggestion as to how this can be accomplished.
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Peter Zolja
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answered on 12 Jun 2008, 10:18 PM
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Sidney
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answered on 12 Jun 2008, 10:37 PM
I appreciate you taking the time to help, however, that did not seem to have any effect on the current behavior of my tree. Any other suggestions?
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Peter Zolja
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answered on 13 Jun 2008, 01:53 AM
My bad; that link was for the non-AJAX version. The link for the AJAX version is this one:
http://www.telerik.com/help/aspnet-ajax/tree_nodescrolling.html
However, I tried that example and it didn't work for me. Here's what I tried:
The scrollIntoView call doesn't make a difference in this case, though it should (IMO)...
Peter.
http://www.telerik.com/help/aspnet-ajax/tree_nodescrolling.html
However, I tried that example and it didn't work for me. Here's what I tried:
| <body onload="setTimeout('ScrollToLastNode()', 500);"> |
| <script language="javascript"> |
| function ScrollToLastNode() |
| { |
| var treeviewInstance = $find("<%=r.ClientID %>"); |
| // search for the last node; this node should be out of view |
| var lastNode = treeviewInstance.findNodeByValue("59"); |
| if (lastNode != null) |
| { |
| window.setTimeout(function() { lastNode.scrollIntoView(); }, 200); |
| } |
| } |
| </script> |
| <form id="form1" runat="server"> |
| <asp:ScriptManager runat="server" ID="sm"></asp:ScriptManager> |
| <telerik:RadTreeView runat="server" ID="r"> |
| <Nodes> |
| <telerik:RadTreeNode Value="0" Text="0" /> |
| <telerik:RadTreeNode Value="1" Text="1" /> |
| <telerik:RadTreeNode Value="2" Text="2" /> |
| <telerik:RadTreeNode Value="3" Text="3" /> |
| <telerik:RadTreeNode Value="4" Text="4" /> |
| <telerik:RadTreeNode Value="5" Text="5" /> |
| <telerik:RadTreeNode Value="6" Text="6" /> |
| <telerik:RadTreeNode Value="7" Text="7" /> |
| <telerik:RadTreeNode Value="8" Text="8" /> |
| <telerik:RadTreeNode Value="9" Text="9" /> |
| <telerik:RadTreeNode Value="10" Text="10" /> |
| <telerik:RadTreeNode Value="11" Text="11" /> |
| <telerik:RadTreeNode Value="12" Text="12" /> |
| <telerik:RadTreeNode Value="13" Text="13" /> |
| <telerik:RadTreeNode Value="14" Text="14" /> |
| <telerik:RadTreeNode Value="15" Text="15" /> |
| <telerik:RadTreeNode Value="16" Text="16" /> |
| <telerik:RadTreeNode Value="17" Text="17" /> |
| <telerik:RadTreeNode Value="18" Text="18" /> |
| <telerik:RadTreeNode Value="19" Text="19" /> |
| <telerik:RadTreeNode Value="20" Text="20" /> |
| <telerik:RadTreeNode Value="21" Text="21" /> |
| <telerik:RadTreeNode Value="22" Text="22" /> |
| <telerik:RadTreeNode Value="23" Text="23" /> |
| <telerik:RadTreeNode Value="24" Text="24" /> |
| <telerik:RadTreeNode Value="25" Text="25" /> |
| <telerik:RadTreeNode Value="26" Text="26" /> |
| <telerik:RadTreeNode Value="27" Text="27" /> |
| <telerik:RadTreeNode Value="28" Text="28" /> |
| <telerik:RadTreeNode Value="29" Text="29" /> |
| <telerik:RadTreeNode Value="30" Text="30" /> |
| <telerik:RadTreeNode Value="31" Text="31" /> |
| <telerik:RadTreeNode Value="32" Text="32" /> |
| <telerik:RadTreeNode Value="33" Text="33" /> |
| <telerik:RadTreeNode Value="34" Text="34" /> |
| <telerik:RadTreeNode Value="35" Text="35" /> |
| <telerik:RadTreeNode Value="36" Text="36" /> |
| <telerik:RadTreeNode Value="37" Text="37" /> |
| <telerik:RadTreeNode Value="38" Text="38" /> |
| <telerik:RadTreeNode Value="39" Text="39" /> |
| <telerik:RadTreeNode Value="40" Text="40" /> |
| <telerik:RadTreeNode Value="41" Text="41" /> |
| <telerik:RadTreeNode Value="42" Text="42" /> |
| <telerik:RadTreeNode Value="43" Text="43" /> |
| <telerik:RadTreeNode Value="44" Text="44" /> |
| <telerik:RadTreeNode Value="45" Text="45" /> |
| <telerik:RadTreeNode Value="46" Text="46" /> |
| <telerik:RadTreeNode Value="47" Text="47" /> |
| <telerik:RadTreeNode Value="48" Text="48" /> |
| <telerik:RadTreeNode Value="49" Text="49" /> |
| <telerik:RadTreeNode Value="50" Text="50" /> |
| <telerik:RadTreeNode Value="51" Text="51" /> |
| <telerik:RadTreeNode Value="52" Text="52" /> |
| <telerik:RadTreeNode Value="53" Text="53" /> |
| <telerik:RadTreeNode Value="54" Text="54" /> |
| <telerik:RadTreeNode Value="55" Text="55" /> |
| <telerik:RadTreeNode Value="56" Text="56" /> |
| <telerik:RadTreeNode Value="57" Text="57" /> |
| <telerik:RadTreeNode Value="58" Text="58" /> |
| <telerik:RadTreeNode Value="59" Text="59" /> |
| </Nodes> |
| </telerik:RadTreeView> |
| </form> |
| </body> |
The scrollIntoView call doesn't make a difference in this case, though it should (IMO)...
Peter.
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Hello Peter Zolja,
You can try the following:
1. Rename the ScrollToLastNode() function to pageLoad()
2. Remove the onload="setTimeout('ScrollToLastNode()', 500);" from the <body > element
I hope this helps.
Greetings,
Veskoni
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You can try the following:
1. Rename the ScrollToLastNode() function to pageLoad()
2. Remove the onload="setTimeout('ScrollToLastNode()', 500);" from the <body > element
I hope this helps.
Greetings,
Veskoni
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Peter Zolja
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answered on 13 Jun 2008, 01:14 PM
Nope, sorry... That didn't make a difference. I can put an alert right before calling scrollIntoView, so I know that it gets there, but calling scrollIntoView doesn't do anything. I tried with IE7 and FF3, no effect in either of the two.
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Hello Peter,
Actually in order the scrollIntoView() method to work - you need to set the Height property of the treeview, so the scrollbar appears on the treeview, not on the page.
I hope this helps.
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Actually in order the scrollIntoView() method to work - you need to set the Height property of the treeview, so the scrollbar appears on the treeview, not on the page.
I hope this helps.
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answered on 08 Apr 2009, 09:58 AM
Hi,
is it possible to set the TreeView's Height in Javascript like this?
Where the ParentPanel is the Panel surrounding the TreeView.
But this doesn't work for me.
Thanks
Christian
is it possible to set the TreeView's Height in Javascript like this?
| node.select(); |
| node.get_treeView().height = $get('ParentPanel').offsetHeight; |
| node.scrollIntoView(); |
Where the ParentPanel is the Panel surrounding the TreeView.
But this doesn't work for me.
Thanks
Christian