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Menu in Masterpage strange behaviour

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Andy Green asked on 27 Apr 2012, 09:36 AM

Hi All

Strange one this, if you goto www.weddingdazedirectory.co.uk I'll do my best to explain.

The left hand menu is a user control in a Masterpage

If you make a selection form the left hand menu, the page posts back, but nothing happens.

Now select Advice - Advertorials (I know some in=mages are missing) and make a selection from the left hand menu, you get some results.

Now go back to the home page and make a selection, it now works!

Does anyone have any idea as to what is going on?

The menu is dynamically generated, and I'm using the Item click to redirect to a landing page.

Protected Sub CategoryTree()

'CategoryList

Dim cl As New CoreData

Dim cl_ds As Data.DataTable = cl.CategoryByCounty(0)

With mnuCategory

.Items.Clear()

.DataSource = cl_ds

.DataFieldID = "Category_ID"

.DataFieldParentID = "ParentCategory_ID"

.DataTextField = "Category"

.DataValueField = "Category_ID"

'.DataNavigateUrlField = "Link"

.DataBind()

End With

End Sub

Protected Sub mnuCategory_ItemClick(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As Telerik.Web.UI.RadMenuEventArgs) Handles mnuCategory.ItemClick

Dim Category_ID As Int32 = e.Item.Value

Page.Response.Redirect("~/Display/County.aspx?Cat=" & Category_ID)

End Sub

3 Answers, 1 is accepted

answered on 01 May 2012, 03:08 PM

Hi Andy,

I tested the url that you provided but I am not able to get the behavior that you describe. When I initially click on a MenuItem from the left hand side its corresponding content on the right side seems to load correctly. Can you please elaborate more on the issue that you get since I am not sure that I completely understand it?

Greetings,
Kate
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