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asked on 30 Mar 2010, 11:06 AM
For my tastes, anyway. It seems that it fires the moment the user clicks on the expand icon. I want an event that fires when the node is expanded, which frankly is what I expected...Any solution for that? I want it for some code that has something to do with height so I need to get the final expanded height. I tried using a timer with a delay longer than the animation duration but no luck. Any help would be appreciated.
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Hello,
This was done to prevent the case where the user collapses the node before it's fully expanded and the ClientNodeExpand is never fired. This could cause problems in some scenarios, but you are right that some scenarios (especially those that rely on checking the height of the TreeView/Node) require an event that is fired after the Node is fully expanded/collapsed. That's why we are planning to add something like AnimationEnd event so we can cover both scenarios without breaking existing functionality.
Interestingly, using a timeout set to the duration of the animation should work as a workaround. What was the problem you encountered in this case?
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This was done to prevent the case where the user collapses the node before it's fully expanded and the ClientNodeExpand is never fired. This could cause problems in some scenarios, but you are right that some scenarios (especially those that rely on checking the height of the TreeView/Node) require an event that is fired after the Node is fully expanded/collapsed. That's why we are planning to add something like AnimationEnd event so we can cover both scenarios without breaking existing functionality.
Interestingly, using a timeout set to the duration of the animation should work as a workaround. What was the problem you encountered in this case?
Best wishes,
Dimitar Milushev
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answered on 30 Mar 2010, 12:50 PM
It sometimes works and it sometimes doesn't. The code appears solid since if I run it from Firebug after the nodes have expanded it works as it should...
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answered on 30 Mar 2010, 12:57 PM
I got exactly the same problem. Solved by
function onNodeExpanded(sender, args)
{
setTimeout("SetGroupHeight()", 50);
}
function onNodeExpanded(sender, args)
{
setTimeout("SetGroupHeight()", 50);
}
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Hello,
If the timeout doesn't work every time, try increasing the delay slightly so it is a bit longer that the duration of the animation. The timeout delay is not very precise in most browsers which could be causing the erratic behavior.
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If the timeout doesn't work every time, try increasing the delay slightly so it is a bit longer that the duration of the animation. The timeout delay is not very precise in most browsers which could be causing the erratic behavior.
Greetings,
Dimitar Milushev
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answered on 30 Mar 2010, 01:51 PM
I have. I even explicitly defined the animation time and put an almost double that delay...
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Hello,
It is confirmed that the next RadControls Service Pack, scheduled for next week, will include a new client-side event for RadTreeView, OnClientNodeAnimationEnd, which should solve this and similar problems.
Kind regards,
Dimitar Milushev
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It is confirmed that the next RadControls Service Pack, scheduled for next week, will include a new client-side event for RadTreeView, OnClientNodeAnimationEnd, which should solve this and similar problems.
Kind regards,
Dimitar Milushev
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