Hello,
I have a site (Rad AJAX 2010 Q1 C# 3.5) that has a masterpage that contains a RadMenu. The contents of my radmenu is populated by an XML file (I have many XML files for different user roles). What I'd like to have is when a menu item is selected, the content page is loaded w/o re-loading the master page. I saw a thread from a year ago showing a way to do this if all of the things to be shown in the content page are .ascx controls. Converting a fairly sizable number of aspx content pages to ASCX' is more of a refactoring than I can afford to do now. Since the ascx suggestion to do something like this is a year or so old and there are new controls like XMLHttpPanel out now - is it possible to accomplish this concept now w/o the ascx refactor suggestion. An extra bonus would be to have a loading... graphic displayed during the content page load. If its possible to get an example of how to do this I am sure that other developers would benefit by it.
Thanks in advance,
AJ
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Hi Ajenski,
If you handle ItemClick for RadMenu, then I am not aware of any way to change the content page without using ascx user controls. You could of course pass a parameter in ItemClick to update the content page. Or, you can handle OnClientItemClicking to initiate content load client-side as shown in this demo.
If you elaborate on your case, we might be able to offer more specific suggestions.
Kind regards,
Peter
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If you handle ItemClick for RadMenu, then I am not aware of any way to change the content page without using ascx user controls. You could of course pass a parameter in ItemClick to update the content page. Or, you can handle OnClientItemClicking to initiate content load client-side as shown in this demo.
If you elaborate on your case, we might be able to offer more specific suggestions.
Kind regards,
Peter
the Telerik team
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