Hi,
I have a situation where things are a little complex. I'd like to maintain some "unusual" state of the treeview checkbox. For example, I'd like to maintain the following state after postback (I write my own javascript code to set the checkbox of Node1_1_1 to "indeterminate").
--Node1 (checked)
--Node1_1 (checked)
--Node1_1_1 (indeterminate)
--Node1_1_2 (checked)
However, when I select a node to cause a postback, the checkbox of Node1_1_1 becomes "checked".
I know this case is unusual; but in my case, the above state makes sense. Is there a way to maintain this state after postback?
Thanks,
Gary
I have a situation where things are a little complex. I'd like to maintain some "unusual" state of the treeview checkbox. For example, I'd like to maintain the following state after postback (I write my own javascript code to set the checkbox of Node1_1_1 to "indeterminate").
--Node1 (checked)
--Node1_1 (checked)
--Node1_1_1 (indeterminate)
--Node1_1_2 (checked)
However, when I select a node to cause a postback, the checkbox of Node1_1_1 becomes "checked".
I know this case is unusual; but in my case, the above state makes sense. Is there a way to maintain this state after postback?
Thanks,
Gary
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Hello Gary,
Unfortunately this is not possible. RadTreeView supports only the regular cases in which a node is indeterminate state only when some of its child nodes is unchecked.
Regards,
Atanas Korchev
the Telerik team
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Unfortunately this is not possible. RadTreeView supports only the regular cases in which a node is indeterminate state only when some of its child nodes is unchecked.
Regards,
Atanas Korchev
the Telerik team
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