HTML TreeView: How to articles?

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Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP]

Charlie,

There is a separate control that I believe that Microsoft puts out which
contains a TreeView control in it. This control is rendered in HTML on the
client side. If you want, you could always use an ActiveX control. The
thing is, what are your requirements, and what are you looking for it to do?
 
Charlie,

If you know that the client is going to have the framework installed on
their machine, and you can alter the security settings so that it will allow
your assembly to run, I would recommend hosting a control (if you do not
want to use script on the client). Check out the article on
windowsforms.net titled "Using Windows Forms Controls in Internet Explorer"
located at (watch for line wrap):

http://windowsforms.net/articles/iesourcing.aspx

Hope this helps.


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- Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP]
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Charlie@CBFC said:
Hi Nicholas:

I would like to show a heirachtical list of organizations and the cases they
are investigating. It appears MS has an asp.net treeview, but it's not
supported yet.

Do you know of a good ActiveX control?

Charlie


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Charlie,

There is a separate control that I believe that Microsoft puts out which
contains a TreeView control in it. This control is rendered in HTML on the
client side. If you want, you could always use an ActiveX control. The
thing is, what are your requirements, and what are you looking for it to do?


--
- Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP]
- (e-mail address removed)

Charlie@CBFC said:
Hi:

I would like to implement a TreeView Control in a web page. Is this done
with scripting or does it require an ActiveX control? Can someone
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me
in right direction?

Thanks,
Charlie
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There is a separate control that I believe that Microsoft puts out
which
contains a TreeView control in it. This control is rendered in HTML on the
client side. If you want, you could always use an ActiveX control. The
thing is, what are your requirements, and what are you looking for it to
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do?

There is or there will be ?
I can't find it.

Gawel
 
Hi:

I would like to implement a TreeView Control in a web page. Is this done
with scripting or does it require an ActiveX control? Can someone point me
in right direction?

Thanks,
Charlie
 
Hi Nicholas:

I would like to show a heirachtical list of organizations and the cases they
are investigating. It appears MS has an asp.net treeview, but it's not
supported yet.

Do you know of a good ActiveX control?

Charlie


Nicholas Paldino said:
Charlie,

There is a separate control that I believe that Microsoft puts out which
contains a TreeView control in it. This control is rendered in HTML on the
client side. If you want, you could always use an ActiveX control. The
thing is, what are your requirements, and what are you looking for it to do?


--
- Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP]
- (e-mail address removed)

Charlie@CBFC said:
Hi:

I would like to implement a TreeView Control in a web page. Is this done
with scripting or does it require an ActiveX control? Can someone point me
in right direction?

Thanks,
Charlie
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