Robert O'Dell
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Robert O'Dell
asked on 16 Apr 2008, 10:39 PM
I have a treeview with nodes that are enabled and disabled based on selections elsewhere on the page. The tooltip contains a definition for the node and it would be great if the tooltip were still available if the node were disabled. Is that possible?
Going a step further, are context menus. I can see how they probably should not be available, but again in this instance it provides a very full description of the node that will help explain why the node is disabled. Any way for that to happen?
The node has a checkbox, but is also clickable (I check it for them if they click the node)
Thanks,
Bob O'Dell
Going a step further, are context menus. I can see how they probably should not be available, but again in this instance it provides a very full description of the node that will help explain why the node is disabled. Any way for that to happen?
The node has a checkbox, but is also clickable (I check it for them if they click the node)
Thanks,
Bob O'Dell
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Hi Robert O'Dell,
Welcome to Telerik Community!
The tooltip is shown even for disabled nodes. I have created a test page (attached to this thread) where you can see that the tooltip is visible on the disabled node.
About the context menu over a disabled node - I suggest using the RadContextMenu instead of the built-in context menu in the tree. You just need to set the ContextMenuControlTarget="TreeViewID" and the context menu will be shown even on disabled nodes. This is demonstrated again in the attached page.
Note: I am using the latest Q1 build - 2008.1.425
I hope this helps.
All the best,
Veskoni
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Welcome to Telerik Community!
The tooltip is shown even for disabled nodes. I have created a test page (attached to this thread) where you can see that the tooltip is visible on the disabled node.
About the context menu over a disabled node - I suggest using the RadContextMenu instead of the built-in context menu in the tree. You just need to set the ContextMenuControlTarget="TreeViewID" and the context menu will be shown even on disabled nodes. This is demonstrated again in the attached page.
Note: I am using the latest Q1 build - 2008.1.425
I hope this helps.
All the best,
Veskoni
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