IE treeview control viewstate -> sessionstate

[rickpayne]

I've noticed the IE treeview asp.net web control has a heavey viewstate. I
have been trying to use session variables to store its state instead of
storing it in viewstate. Has anyone successful used session state to store
state info?

[Alvin Bruney]

Yes but that doesn't fix the problem either. The issue (i understand it has
been resolved in 2.0) is that with each post back the tree control maintains
the state of the current and previous state. With every postback, the size
of the viewstate builds and causes the tree performance to decline. Use the
treeview for a small number of nodes and when excessive postbacks can be
minimized.

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I've noticed the IE treeview asp.net web control has a heavey viewstate. I have been trying to use session variables to store its state instead of
storing it in viewstate. Has anyone successful used session state to store state info?

[Lostinet.Web Support]

you can try my LWTree:

http://www.lostinet.com/en/lwsamplecs/?framesrc=lwtree/

It's use very less view state

see Sample-GuestBook to know how to build a tree for database

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I've noticed the IE treeview asp.net web control has a heavey viewstate. I have been trying to use session variables to store its state instead of
storing it in viewstate. Has anyone successful used session state to store state info?