Per a previous thread, it was suggested to use put the UltraTreeView control within the WebDropdown control's ItemTemplate tag. Visual Studio 2008 removes the reference from the designer. If manually put in, the control is NULL. If I copy the markup outside of the WebDropDown, the reference within the designer is added and the control works as expected.
I have a need for the TreeView control to be in either a dropdown or a combobox type control. Is this possible? Please provide a sample so I can implement within my proof-of-concept.
Thanks.
Your code is registering version 9.2.20092.1 while I am using 9.1.20091.1015.
I must be missing a hot fix?!
Weird. What version are you using? I currently have the trial NetAdvantage for .NET 2009.1 installed. Am I using an older version? Is there a hotfix that I might be missing?
Hi SAgosto,
Yes it works perfectly fine. Because i am not acquainted with your exact scenario, i made a sample which is attached to this post. I tried two different scenarios:
1) UserControl1 - the dropdown with an ultraWebTree in the item template, then this UserControl1 is directly put in some ASPX page
2) UserControl2 - contains the actual UltraWebTree, then the ItemTemplate of the WebDropDown contains this UserControl2.
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Thanks,
Angel
I cut-n-pasted your sample so the markup is the same as you provided above and it doesn't work. Does your example work in a user control? This should be considered a fairly large bug if it doesn't work within a user control. I cannot cut-n-paste code throughout our product.
Hi,
I use VS 2008 .NET 3.5 SP1 - same thing. Only difference is that I am not using a User Control. Could you please provide me with your ASPX (or any sample that demonstrates the issue), and I will be glad to help.