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Hi, I'm using the Telerik TreeView for ASP.NET MVC to display companies in a treestructure.
It is using LoadOnDemand and retrieves items by binding to an actionmethod.
I want to be able to doubleclick (or otherwise select a company) and open a URL. I tried using the NavigateURL property on the TreeViewItemModel, but nothing happens.
How can I open a URL by selecting one of the tree nodes?
It is using LoadOnDemand and retrieves items by binding to an actionmethod.
I want to be able to doubleclick (or otherwise select a company) and open a URL. I tried using the NavigateURL property on the TreeViewItemModel, but nothing happens.
How can I open a URL by selecting one of the tree nodes?
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telaron
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answered on 19 May 2010, 04:37 AM
Hi mate,
I've had exactly the same problem and I found out that Telerik code does not operate with NavigateUrl attribute at all.
I've solved this problem modifying the line of code in telerik.treeview.js file (in my version the line number is 555):
html.cat(item.NavigateUrl ? '<a class="t-link t-in">' : '<span class="t-in">');
to this one:
html.cat(item.NavigateUrl ? '<a class="t-link t-in" href="' + item.NavigateUrl + '">' : '<span class="t-in">');
Hope it'll help you.
I've had exactly the same problem and I found out that Telerik code does not operate with NavigateUrl attribute at all.
I've solved this problem modifying the line of code in telerik.treeview.js file (in my version the line number is 555):
html.cat(item.NavigateUrl ? '<a class="t-link t-in">' : '<span class="t-in">');
to this one:
html.cat(item.NavigateUrl ? '<a class="t-link t-in" href="' + item.NavigateUrl + '">' : '<span class="t-in">');
Hope it'll help you.