MSDN style treeview + splitter ? (2nd post)

[Andy Mackie]

No reply in webcontrols newsgroup - does anyone here have suggestions on how
to do an MSDN library style of page using ASP.NET webforms ?

On the left I want a treeview, separated with a splitter from result grids
on right. I've downloaded and installed the IE WebControls which contain a
treeview. My initial thoughts were that I need some form of frames, but are
frames something of a no-go with ASP.NET ?

Any suggestions on how to do this ?

Thanks,
Andy Mackie

[Andy Mackie]

"Andy Mackie" <_@_> wrote in message
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No reply in webcontrols newsgroup - does anyone here have suggestions on how to do an MSDN library style of page using ASP.NET webforms ?

On the left I want a treeview, separated with a splitter from result grids
on right. I've downloaded and installed the IE WebControls which contain a
treeview. My initial thoughts were that I need some form of frames, but are frames something of a no-go with ASP.NET ?

Looks like framesets & frames is the only real way to do this.

Andy Mackie.

[Laurent Jordi]

Something like http://www.Eztree-msdn.com ?

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"Andy Mackie" <_@_> wrote in message
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No reply in webcontrols newsgroup - does anyone here have suggestions on

how

to do an MSDN library style of page using ASP.NET webforms ?

On the left I want a treeview, separated with a splitter from result grids on right. I've downloaded and installed the IE WebControls which contain a treeview. My initial thoughts were that I need some form of frames, but

are

frames something of a no-go with ASP.NET ?

Looks like framesets & frames is the only real way to do this.

Andy Mackie.

[Andy Mackie]

"Andy Mackie" <_@_> wrote in message
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Looks like framesets & frames is the only real way to do this.

FWIW, using the IE webcontrol treeview, framesets + frames seems to work.
The trick to passing data from the treeview frame to the main frame was when
adding nodes to the treeview, to set the Target property of the node to the
name of the main frame, and set the NavigateURL property to hold the data to
pass over.

Andy Mackie.

[Laurent Jordi]

Can U tell me what you think of my www.eztree-msdn.com web site ?

There is about 400 000 records in the tree...

What about performences ?

Suggestions are welcome...

Thanks..

LJ
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"Andy Mackie" <_@_> wrote in message
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Looks like framesets & frames is the only real way to do this.
FWIW, using the IE webcontrol treeview, framesets + frames seems to work.
The trick to passing data from the treeview frame to the main frame was

when adding nodes to the treeview, to set the Target property of the node to the name of the main frame, and set the NavigateURL property to hold the data to pass over.

Andy Mackie.

[Mark Jerde]

It doesn't seem to work in Opera or Netscape...

-- Mark

Laurent Jordi wrote:

Can U tell me what you think of my www.eztree-msdn.com web site ?

There is about 400 000 records in the tree...

What about performences ?

Suggestions are welcome...

Thanks..

LJ
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"Andy Mackie" <_@_> wrote in message
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Looks like framesets & frames is the only real way to do this.

FWIW, using the IE webcontrol treeview, framesets + frames seems to
work. The trick to passing data from the treeview frame to the main
frame was when adding nodes to the treeview, to set the Target
property of the node to the name of the main frame, and set the
NavigateURL property to hold the data to pass over.

Andy Mackie.