I am using radajaxmanager in master. What I have is in left pane there is a radtreeview with Node expandmode=server. On the right pane I have radmulitilage which loads different usercontrol in codebehind. What I want to achieve is update radmulitiPage on right ONLY on nodeclick of radtreeview in left pane and not onnodeexpand.
In ajaxproxy I specify the eventname but still refreshes right pane radmulitilage on any click in treeview.
Thanks for help !
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Chetan
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answered on 09 Sep 2012, 03:20 PM
Any help asap appreciated ?
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answered on 10 Sep 2012, 04:43 PM
I think this is the similar problem I am facing
http://www.telerik.com/community/forums/aspnet-ajax/ajax/ajax-manager-event-filter.aspx
http://www.telerik.com/community/forums/aspnet-ajax/ajax/ajax-manager-event-filter.aspx
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Hi Chetan,
This functionality is not supported. However, I can suggest you the following work-around:
1. Add an ajax setting where RadAjaxManager is the updating control and the multipage on the right is the updated one.
2. Attach a server-side event handler to the OnAjaxRequest event of the RadAjaxManager
2. Attach a client-side event handler to the TreeView's OnNodeClick event.
3. In the client-side event handler throw an ajax request using RadAjaxManager's client-side ajaxRequest() method.
4. This will effectively go to the server-side OnAjaxRequest event handler. In there, do the custom logic you have for updating the multipage on treeview node click.
5. The ajax setting in 1. will make sure that only the multipage is updated and the ajax request triggered from the client in the OnNodeClick event will assure that this is valid only for the treeview node click.
Result,
Tsvetoslav
the Telerik team
This functionality is not supported. However, I can suggest you the following work-around:
1. Add an ajax setting where RadAjaxManager is the updating control and the multipage on the right is the updated one.
2. Attach a server-side event handler to the OnAjaxRequest event of the RadAjaxManager
2. Attach a client-side event handler to the TreeView's OnNodeClick event.
3. In the client-side event handler throw an ajax request using RadAjaxManager's client-side ajaxRequest() method.
4. This will effectively go to the server-side OnAjaxRequest event handler. In there, do the custom logic you have for updating the multipage on treeview node click.
5. The ajax setting in 1. will make sure that only the multipage is updated and the ajax request triggered from the client in the OnNodeClick event will assure that this is valid only for the treeview node click.
Result,
Tsvetoslav
the Telerik team
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