TreeView without PostBack?

> selected (e.g. the Selected style is applied).  I know
of one user that
> right before then rendered the control, when and
stripped all the
> "__dopostback" stuff, but that's too much
of a hack, even for me ;)

Sounds like a perfect job for a control Adapter to me... you
could
completely change the rendering of the TreeView as desired. 
Want to
do some Reflectoring of System.Web.Mobile.dll assembly?

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Not if I want a junior level dev staff to be able to take
over the code.



Thanks,

Shawn Wildermuth
http://adoguy.com
C# MVP, MCSD.NET, Author and Speaker


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> selected (e.g. the Selected style is applied).  I know
of one user
> that right before then rendered the control, when and
stripped all the
> "__dopostback" stuff, but that's too much
of a hack, even for me ;)

Sounds like a perfect job for a control Adapter to me... you
could
completely change the rendering of the TreeView as desired. 
Want to do some
Reflectoring of System.Web.Mobile.dll assembly?

--
"I love deadlines. I like the whooshing sound they
make as they fly by."
-Douglas Adams

Marc C. Brooks
http://musingmarc.blog
spot.com

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