treeview menu
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From: Mike on 20 Mar 2008 15:05 Here is my scenario. I just took over an existing asp site that is using a treeview menu on the pages. The treeview is an include file that is an include that is on every page. The issue is, when the user clicks on a menu option it opens a new page (menu is still there) and the menu is collapsed. example: menu looks something like this Menu1 Menu2 Menu3 the user clicks on Menu1 they see this Menu1 NE Region SE Region SW Region Menu2 Menu3 When the user clicks on NE Region it takes them to the NE Region page, then the menu is collapsed: Menu1 Menu2 Menu3 Is there a way or an existing treeview menu out there, that will allow me to keep the selected menu option expanded when the user goes to that page so when they go to the NE Region page the Menu1 is expanded and NE Region is highlighted?
From: "Jon Paal [MSMD]" Jon nospam Paal on 22 Mar 2008 00:00 we don't know if your code is client side or server side... however, try using a frameset page then your menus will remain unaffected while the content area is updated.. "Mike" <Mike(a)Ihatespam.net> wrote in message news:OT3Ub1riIHA.5208(a)TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl... > Here is my scenario. I just took over an existing asp site that is using a treeview menu on the pages. The treeview is an include > file that is an include that is on every page. The issue is, when the user clicks on a menu option it opens a new page (menu is > still there) and the menu is collapsed. > example: > > menu looks something like this > > Menu1 > Menu2 > Menu3 > > the user clicks on Menu1 they see this > Menu1 > NE Region > SE Region > SW Region > Menu2 > Menu3 > > When the user clicks on NE Region it takes them to the NE Region page, then the menu is collapsed: > Menu1 > Menu2 > Menu3 > > Is there a way or an existing treeview menu out there, that will allow me to keep the selected menu option expanded when the user > goes to that page so when they go to the NE Region page the Menu1 is expanded and NE Region is highlighted? > > > > > >
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