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htmlb:tree differentiate between nodeclick and tree node expander click

Posted on Nov 17, 2004 at 11:51 AM 16 Views

Hi,

how can i differentiate between nodeclick and tree node expander (to get to its children) click in my event processing in htmlb:tree element.

<u><b>What i am trying to achieve?</b></u>

Onload just load root node and its immediate children.

On node expand get the children of the current node and modify htmlb:tree table2 with additional node inofs.

on node click call some client function.

But my issue is that i am not able to differentiate between node expander click and node click in my event handling. Any help on this is appreciated.

(I am not using MVC)

Thanks in advance.

Regards

Raja

Message was edited by: Durairaj Athavan Raja

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    Posted on Nov 18, 2004 at 06:21 AM
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    May I ask why you just don't build the tree completely and let the BSP handle what is open and what not?

    Otherwise you'll have to check which node is clicked and if it is a main node then you would have to do your build and if not then it would just expand. A lot of extra logic involved there.

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