r.a.d.treeview on masterpage maintaining its state between programmatic cross-page postbacks

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  1. 7429CAC7-E861-4DEA-92EF-7BBE46E0829F
    7429CAC7-E861-4DEA-92EF-7BBE46E0829F avatar
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    Posted 31 Oct 2006 Link to this post

    Requirements

    r.a.d.controls version

    r.a.d. treeview & r.a.d. menu 2006Q3
    .NET version

    2.0
    Visual Studio version

    2005
    programming language

    C#
    browser support

    all browsers supported by r.a.d.controls


    This project demonstrates how to maintain the selection and expansion state of the r.a.d.treeview that resides on the master page and thus has multiple instances on different pages of a web site. It builds on top of the r.a.d.menu that is used to cause programmatic cross-page postbacks.
     
    PROJECT DESCRIPTION
    [enter description here, together with step-by-step instructions on how to use the project]
  3. 19646D24-82B2-48BE-8363-68015F20812F
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    Posted 02 Nov 2006 Link to this post

    Hello Tero,

    Thanks for sharing your approach with us.

    We updated your files to our Code Library section.

    Once again thanks for your involvement.

    Regards,
    Nick
    the telerik team
  5. 78B9CAF1-E23B-4759-8284-DD88AB545175
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    Posted 20 Feb 2009 Link to this post

    Dear tuominen, I have downloaded the Treestate file and impemented in my project, but I am receiving a runtime error saying

    "Could not find a part of the path 'C:\Documents and Settings\rahuln\Desktop\036226_TreeState\RadControls\LicenseFile.xml'."

    I think the "LicenceFile.xml" is not attached with the download. Please help me out about the problem.

  7. E6242763-36CD-4D48-ABCC-9B10D86FFCF6
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    Posted 27 Dec 2009 Link to this post

    This is a simple but clever solution. The advantage is that it doesn't rely on session. However, this solution relies on server.transfer and the users won't be able to bookmark the different pages properly.
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