I can see within the samples that are included with the ASP.Net 2010 v1 that if the urls within the items target an iframe on the same page that the user can always be reminded of what page they are on, aside from the page contents and url, by glancing at the currently selected item in the WebExplorerBar.I currently use a simmilar control(ASPxNavBar) within a DevExpress suite. Placed within a master page scenario, populated by a sitemap, it always shows the line from the sitemap as selected when on that sitemap entry page, without additional programming. I would like to begin migrating my controls over to Infragistics controls, but implimented the same way, the Infragistics WebExplorerBar does not show the currently visited page as selected. Is there a property I need to manipulate? If this functionality is not built in, is there a way for the WebExplorerBar to programaticlly examine the URL and determine if the url matches an "Item", and if so, make that item show as selected, just as it does within the iframes based sample?
I am having the same problem. Did you find a solution to this problem?
No, I have not. Until I can figure out how to get the Infragistics control to keep it's behavior when inside of a master page like the DevExpress control does, I'll keep using the free DevExpress control.