How to keep state of treeview control

[Peter Afonin]

Hello,

I've created a web application using Visual Studio 2005. I have a treeview
control there. When the user expands it and clicks on the link, the treeview
collapses automatically.

Is it possible to keep it expanded to the level the user expanded it? In
other words, to keep the state of the treeview control between postbacks? Of
course I can use frames or something like this, but it should be an easier
way to do this.

I would appreciate your advice.

Thank you,

--
Peter Afonin

[Sean Chambers]

Is ViewState enabled for the treeview?

Sean

Peter Afonin wrote:

Hello,

I've created a web application using Visual Studio 2005. I have a treeview
control there. When the user expands it and clicks on the link, the treeview
collapses automatically.

Is it possible to keep it expanded to the level the user expanded it? In
other words, to keep the state of the treeview control between postbacks? Of
course I can use frames or something like this, but it should be an easier
way to do this.

I would appreciate your advice.

Thank you,

--
Peter Afonin

[Peter Afonin]

Yes, it is.

Peter

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Is ViewState enabled for the treeview?

Sean

Peter Afonin wrote:

>Hello,

I've created a web application using Visual Studio 2005. I have a
treeview
control there. When the user expands it and clicks on the link, the
treeview
collapses automatically.

Is it possible to keep it expanded to the level the user expanded it? In
other words, to keep the state of the treeview control between postbacks?
Of
course I can use frames or something like this, but it should be an
easier
way to do this.

I would appreciate your advice.

Thank you,

--
Peter Afonin