Hi, i wonder if anyone could shed some light on this for me.

I have a treeview menu on my page that i can`t make work the way i want it to, and i am now wondering if i am barking up a tree withour cats..

I need a good old fashion menu that:

#1: Have the root nodes visible.

#2: Expands the tree AND submits the node link at the same time.

#3: Collapses all other root nodes when a different root is selected.

 Is this at all possible?

Thanx in advance,

Mattis

Yes, you can.

#1, By default, the root node is visible as long as you have correct datasource( it shows the "title", make sure it's not null ). ( web.sitemap or xml file or ...).

#2, On TreeNodeExpand event, use Response.Redirect.

#3, see here: http://forums.asp.net/thread/1373511.aspx

Regards!^_^

Hi, Thanks for you reply..

#1: My setup is a DataSet in codebehind, a XML source in aspx, and a XSLT transformation is applied.. With this setup i assign a URL to the treeview that gets submitted upon click.. Do i need to supress this behaviour?

As per now the SelectedNodeChanged behaviour doesn´t even fire.. and thats where i need to make the treenode expand right?

#2: Where do i get the URL from? I cant´figure out a way to store the URL in the treeview so i can retrieve it in codebehind..

Btw, doesnt the treenodeexpand event require that i use the expand icons?

#3: Got it!

Btw; This is my Treeview code:

And this is my xsl: