How to use Javascript to add Treeview control

[Peter]

Hello,

We are inserting a side menu to our application using a class that is
writing HTML on all our pages. This is a part of the code as an
example:

writer.Write(" <table WIDTH=""100%"" BORDER=""0"" CELLSPACING=""0 ""
CELLPADDING=""0 "" ID=""Table1""> " & vbNewLine)
writer.Write(" <tr>" & vbNewLine)
writer.Write(" <td>" & vbNewLine)
writer.Write(" <table width=""100%"" border=""0""
cellspacing=""0 "" cellpadding=""0 ""> " & vbNewLine)
writer.Write(" <tr> " & vbNewLine)
writer.Write(" <td width=""124""
valign=""top"" bgcolor=""#f1f1 f1"" height=""100%"" ><img alt=""image""
src=""images/spacer.gif"" width=""1"" height=""10"">< br> " & vbNewLine)
writer.Write(" <table width=""124""
border=""0"" cellspacing=""0 "" cellpadding=""2 ""> " & vbNewLine)

We used to write a Javascript menu this way, and it worked just fine.
Now I'm trying to use a Treeview control instead of JS menu.

So I created a web control treeview.ascx and put a control there. It
works just fine if I use it usual way.

Now I'm trying to use it in our class that writes HTML. I thought that
all I need to do is to add these lines:

writer.Write(" <%@ Register TagPrefix=""uc1 "" TagName=""treev iew""
Src=""treeview. ascx"" %>")
writer.Write(" <%@ Register TagPrefix=""iew c""
Namespace=""Mic rosoft.Web.UI.W ebControls""
Assembly=""Micr osoft.Web.UI.We bControls"" %>")

............... ............... ......

writer.Write("
<uc1:treeview id=""Treeview2" " runat=""server" "></uc1:treeview>" &
vbNewLine)

It doesn't work, the treeview control is not visible. I've tried
different options, even to write the whole HTML of this control - no
luck.

What am I doing wrong? All this class does is writes HTML that
otherwise I put directly on the page where everything works great.

I would appreciate your advice.

Thank you,

Peter

[Joshua Mitts]

Hi Peter,

The Treeview is an ASP.NET server-side control--that is, there is a whole
lot of HTML generated by the server. That UserControl tag acts to specify
the properties the server uses to render the control, but that is not the
actual HTML of the control. So, you can't generate the ASP.NET Treeview
control client-side (i.e. via Javascript).

You can, however, look for other, Javascript-based Treeviews that render on
the client-side.

--

Joshua Mitts
jo****@msn.com

"Peter" <pv*@speakeasy. net> wrote in message
news:11******** **************@ g47g2000cwa.goo glegroups.com.. .

Hello,

We are inserting a side menu to our application using a class that is
writing HTML on all our pages. This is a part of the code as an
example:

writer.Write(" <table WIDTH=""100%"" BORDER=""0"" CELLSPACING=""0 ""
CELLPADDING=""0 "" ID=""Table1""> " & vbNewLine)
writer.Write(" <tr>" & vbNewLine)
writer.Write(" <td>" & vbNewLine)
writer.Write(" <table width=""100%"" border=""0""
cellspacing=""0 "" cellpadding=""0 ""> " & vbNewLine)
writer.Write(" <tr> " & vbNewLine)
writer.Write(" <td width=""124""
valign=""top"" bgcolor=""#f1f1 f1"" height=""100%"" ><img alt=""image""
src=""images/spacer.gif"" width=""1"" height=""10"">< br> " & vbNewLine)
writer.Write(" <table width=""124""
border=""0"" cellspacing=""0 "" cellpadding=""2 ""> " & vbNewLine)

We used to write a Javascript menu this way, and it worked just fine.
Now I'm trying to use a Treeview control instead of JS menu.

So I created a web control treeview.ascx and put a control there. It
works just fine if I use it usual way.

Now I'm trying to use it in our class that writes HTML. I thought that
all I need to do is to add these lines:

writer.Write(" <%@ Register TagPrefix=""uc1 "" TagName=""treev iew""
Src=""treeview. ascx"" %>")
writer.Write(" <%@ Register TagPrefix=""iew c""
Namespace=""Mic rosoft.Web.UI.W ebControls""
Assembly=""Micr osoft.Web.UI.We bControls"" %>")

............... ............... .....

writer.Write("
<uc1:treeview id=""Treeview2" " runat=""server" "></uc1:treeview>" &
vbNewLine)

It doesn't work, the treeview control is not visible. I've tried
different options, even to write the whole HTML of this control - no
luck.

What am I doing wrong? All this class does is writes HTML that
otherwise I put directly on the page where everything works great.

I would appreciate your advice.

Thank you,

Peter

[Peter Afonin]

Hi Joshua,

Thank you for your response.

But in this case I'm only inserting an ascx file, the control itself is in
treeview.ascx. Still won't work?

Thank you,

Peter

"Joshua Mitts" <jo****@msn.com > wrote in message
news:eR******** ********@TK2MSF TNGP15.phx.gbl. ..

Hi Peter,

The Treeview is an ASP.NET server-side control--that is, there is a whole
lot of HTML generated by the server. That UserControl tag acts to specify
the properties the server uses to render the control, but that is not the
actual HTML of the control. So, you can't generate the ASP.NET Treeview
control client-side (i.e. via Javascript).

You can, however, look for other, Javascript-based Treeviews that render on the client-side.

--

Joshua Mitts
jo****@msn.com

"Peter" <pv*@speakeasy. net> wrote in message
news:11******** **************@ g47g2000cwa.goo glegroups.com.. .

Hello,

We are inserting a side menu to our application using a class that is
writing HTML on all our pages. This is a part of the code as an
example:

writer.Write(" <table WIDTH=""100%"" BORDER=""0"" CELLSPACING=""0 ""
CELLPADDING=""0 "" ID=""Table1""> " & vbNewLine)
writer.Write(" <tr>" & vbNewLine)
writer.Write(" <td>" & vbNewLine)
writer.Write(" <table width=""100%"" border=""0""
cellspacing=""0 "" cellpadding=""0 ""> " & vbNewLine)
writer.Write(" <tr> " & vbNewLine)
writer.Write(" <td width=""124""
valign=""top"" bgcolor=""#f1f1 f1"" height=""100%"" ><img alt=""image""
src=""images/spacer.gif"" width=""1"" height=""10"">< br> " & vbNewLine)
writer.Write(" <table width=""124""
border=""0"" cellspacing=""0 "" cellpadding=""2 ""> " & vbNewLine)

We used to write a Javascript menu this way, and it worked just fine.
Now I'm trying to use a Treeview control instead of JS menu.

So I created a web control treeview.ascx and put a control there. It
works just fine if I use it usual way.

Now I'm trying to use it in our class that writes HTML. I thought that
all I need to do is to add these lines:

writer.Write(" <%@ Register TagPrefix=""uc1 "" TagName=""treev iew""
Src=""treeview. ascx"" %>")
writer.Write(" <%@ Register TagPrefix=""iew c""
Namespace=""Mic rosoft.Web.UI.W ebControls""
Assembly=""Micr osoft.Web.UI.We bControls"" %>")

............... ............... .....

writer.Write("
<uc1:treeview id=""Treeview2" " runat=""server" "></uc1:treeview>" &
vbNewLine)

It doesn't work, the treeview control is not visible. I've tried
different options, even to write the whole HTML of this control - no
luck.

What am I doing wrong? All this class does is writes HTML that
otherwise I put directly on the page where everything works great.

I would appreciate your advice.

Thank you,

Peter

[Patrick.O.Ige]

Joshua hope you understood Joshua's adviced?
Hope you have gone through:- http://msdn.microsoft.com/workshop/
webcontrols/overview/treeview.asp
Patrick
"Peter Afonin" <pv*@speakeasy. net> wrote in message
news:us******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP09.phx.gbl...

Hi Joshua,

Thank you for your response.

But in this case I'm only inserting an ascx file, the control itself is in
treeview.ascx. Still won't work?

Thank you,

Peter

"Joshua Mitts" <jo****@msn.com > wrote in message
news:eR******** ********@TK2MSF TNGP15.phx.gbl. ..

Hi Peter,

The Treeview is an ASP.NET server-side control--that is, there is a whole lot of HTML generated by the server. That UserControl tag acts to specify the properties the server uses to render the control, but that is not the actual HTML of the control. So, you can't generate the ASP.NET Treeview
control client-side (i.e. via Javascript).

You can, however, look for other, Javascript-based Treeviews that render

on

the client-side.

--

Joshua Mitts
jo****@msn.com

"Peter" <pv*@speakeasy. net> wrote in message
news:11******** **************@ g47g2000cwa.goo glegroups.com.. .

Hello,

We are inserting a side menu to our application using a class that is
writing HTML on all our pages. This is a part of the code as an
example:

writer.Write(" <table WIDTH=""100%"" BORDER=""0"" CELLSPACING=""0 "" CELLPADDING=""0 "" ID=""Table1""> " & vbNewLine)
writer.Write(" <tr>" & vbNewLine)
writer.Write(" <td>" & vbNewLine)
writer.Write(" <table width=""100%"" border=""0""
cellspacing=""0 "" cellpadding=""0 ""> " & vbNewLine)
writer.Write(" <tr> " & vbNewLine)
writer.Write(" <td width=""124""
valign=""top"" bgcolor=""#f1f1 f1"" height=""100%"" ><img alt=""image""
src=""images/spacer.gif"" width=""1"" height=""10"">< br> " & vbNewLine) writer.Write(" <table width=""124""
border=""0"" cellspacing=""0 "" cellpadding=""2 ""> " & vbNewLine)

We used to write a Javascript menu this way, and it worked just fine.
Now I'm trying to use a Treeview control instead of JS menu.

So I created a web control treeview.ascx and put a control there. It
works just fine if I use it usual way.

Now I'm trying to use it in our class that writes HTML. I thought that
all I need to do is to add these lines:

writer.Write(" <%@ Register TagPrefix=""uc1 "" TagName=""treev iew""
Src=""treeview. ascx"" %>")
writer.Write(" <%@ Register TagPrefix=""iew c""
Namespace=""Mic rosoft.Web.UI.W ebControls""
Assembly=""Micr osoft.Web.UI.We bControls"" %>")

............... ............... .....

writer.Write("
<uc1:treeview id=""Treeview2" " runat=""server" "></uc1:treeview>" &
vbNewLine)

It doesn't work, the treeview control is not visible. I've tried
different options, even to write the whole HTML of this control - no
luck.

What am I doing wrong? All this class does is writes HTML that
otherwise I put directly on the page where everything works great.

I would appreciate your advice.

Thank you,

Peter