Hello,
I have a basic radSplitter setup, with a "navigation" pane on the left and a "content" pane on the right, divided by a split bar. We'll call this page "Main.aspx".
In the navigation pane, I have a radTreeView control which builds up nodes in groups based on database records. Clicking on a treeview node sets the content pane's ContentURL to a specific aspx page based on the node & parameters, etc. Within this content pane, I can step the user through a wizard-type interface.
If the user edits an item in the content pane or completes the wizard, I would like to be able to refresh the TreeView control via some sort of javascript, similar to what is found at http://www.telerik.com/support/kb/aspnet-ajax/splitter/referencing-content-page-in-a-splitter-pane-from-the-parent-page-and-vice-versa.aspx without refreshing the entire page and losing the reference to the page in the content pane. This would update the treeview with the new or changed information.
Complex as it may be, the only real solution I can think of is to refresh the entire page while holding a value in Session. After the treeview builds, it can inspect the session value, highlight the node in question, and load the content pane base on the session value.
Do you have any better ideas?
I have a basic radSplitter setup, with a "navigation" pane on the left and a "content" pane on the right, divided by a split bar. We'll call this page "Main.aspx".
In the navigation pane, I have a radTreeView control which builds up nodes in groups based on database records. Clicking on a treeview node sets the content pane's ContentURL to a specific aspx page based on the node & parameters, etc. Within this content pane, I can step the user through a wizard-type interface.
If the user edits an item in the content pane or completes the wizard, I would like to be able to refresh the TreeView control via some sort of javascript, similar to what is found at http://www.telerik.com/support/kb/aspnet-ajax/splitter/referencing-content-page-in-a-splitter-pane-from-the-parent-page-and-vice-versa.aspx without refreshing the entire page and losing the reference to the page in the content pane. This would update the treeview with the new or changed information.
Complex as it may be, the only real solution I can think of is to refresh the entire page while holding a value in Session. After the treeview builds, it can inspect the session value, highlight the node in question, and load the content pane base on the session value.
Do you have any better ideas?