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> Hi,
>
> I use the selectednodestyle with a white background so the user can see
> which item was chosen in the treeview navigation.
> The nodes have a navigateURL with a target to another frame.
> Navigating works with no postback and the style follow the selected node.
> When a new child is added to a node there is a button to refresh the node.
> This is done by a postback. After this postback the selected node stays
> keeps the selected style.
>
> I think it is a bug.
> Could I have done something wrong?
> Any information is welcome.
>
> Koen

"Steven Cheng[MSFT]" wrote:

> Hi Koen,
>
> As Aytacozay, this is because the TreeView will always keep the selected
> Node's info, so after you add new nodes and refresh the TreeView, have you
> also unselected the original selected Node? If not, you need to mark it as
> unselected as aytacozay mentioned.
>
> Regards,
>
> Steven Cheng
> Microsoft Online Community Support
>
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"Steven Cheng[MSFT]" wrote:

> Thanks for your response Koen,
>
> Yes, as for the ImageUrl for SelectedNodeStyle, it is an existing known
> issue of the TreeView control, the dev team has recorded this for fixing in
> future version. also, based on my test, when we use NavigationUrl for
> TreeNode to act as hyperlink, the "SelectedNodeChanged" event won't get
> fired for the TreeView which is also a problem.  Currently what I have
> tried is creating a cutsom Treeview class derived from the existing
> Treeview, and I put some additional property to store Navigation Url, thus,
> I can make all the Node as normal TreeViewNode(not hyperlink node) but use
> my customTreeNode class, and in the Treeview's selectedNodechanged event, I
> programmatically set Node's Url (reset original selectedNode's url) and
> register client-script to do the navigation work. e.g:
>
>
> Here is my custom Treeview and TreeNode's code:
>
> ===============================
> namespace ControlLibrary
> {
>     public class CustomTreeView : TreeView
>     {
>         protected override TreeNode CreateNode()
>         {
>             return new CustomTreeNode();
>         }
>
>       
>     }
>
>
>     public class CustomTreeNode : TreeNode
>     {
>         private string _navurl;
>
>
>         public string NavUrl
>         {
>             get
>             {
>                 return _navurl;
>             }
>             set
>             {
>                 _navurl = value;
>             }
>         }
>
>     }
>
> }
> ===========================
>
> =========aspx page============
> <cc1:CustomTreeView ID="TreeView1" runat="server" Target="main"
> SelectedNodeStyle-ImageUrl="~/Images/nor.GIF"
> OnSelectedNodeChanged="TreeView1_SelectedNodeChanged"
>        
>         >
>             <SelectedNodeStyle  ImageUrl="~/Images/nor.GIF"
> BackColor="Lime"  />
>            
>             <Nodes>
>                 <cc1:CustomTreeNode Text="New Node1"    Target="main"
> Value="New Node1" NavUrl="http://www.asp.net">
>                     <cc1:CustomTreeNode Text="New Node11" Target="main"
> Value="New Node11" NavUrl="http://www.asp.net/?id=1"></cc1:CustomTreeNode>
>                     <cc1:CustomTreeNode Text="New Node12" Target="main"
> Value="New Node12" NavUrl="http://www.asp.net/?id=2"></cc1:CustomTreeNode>
>                 </cc1:CustomTreeNode>
>                 <cc1:CustomTreeNode Text="New Node2" Target="main"
> Value="New Node2">
>                     <cc1:CustomTreeNode Text="New Node21" Target="main"
> Value="New Node21"></cc1:CustomTreeNode>
>                     <cc1:CustomTreeNode Text="New Node22" Target="main"
> Value="New Node22"></cc1:CustomTreeNode>
>                 </cc1:CustomTreeNode>
>                 <cc1:CustomTreeNode Text="New Node3" Value="New Node3">
>                     <cc1:CustomTreeNode Text="New Node31" Value="New
> Node31"></cc1:CustomTreeNode>
>                     <cc1:CustomTreeNode Text="New Node32" Value="New
> Node32"></cc1:CustomTreeNode>
>                 </cc1:CustomTreeNode>
>             </Nodes>
>             <NodeStyle ImageUrl="~/Images/sel.GIF" />
>         </cc1:CustomTreeView>
>
> ===========code behind========================
>
> protected void TreeView1_SelectedNodeChanged(object sender, EventArgs e)
>     {
>
>
>         string oldvaluepath = TreeView1.Attributes["oldnodepath"];
>
>         CustomTreeNode oldNode = TreeView1.FindNode(oldvaluepath) as
> CustomTreeNode;
>     
>         if (oldNode != null) { oldNode.ImageUrl =
> TreeView1.NodeStyle.ImageUrl; }
>
>         TreeView1.SelectedNode.ImageUrl =
> TreeView1.SelectedNodeStyle.ImageUrl;
>         TreeView1.Attributes["oldnodepath"] =
> TreeView1.SelectedNode.ValuePath;
>
>
>         string script = @"<script language='javascript'>
>        
>                         window.parent.frames['{0}'].location.href = '{1}';
>                           </script>";
>
>
>         CustomTreeNode node = TreeView1.SelectedNode as CustomTreeNode;
>
>         Page.ClientScript.RegisterStartupScript(this.GetType(),
> "TreeView_Select_Script",
>             string.Format(script, node.Target, node.NavUrl ));
>     }
> ==============================
>
> Yes, this is quite abit complex and not very elegant, however, we're
> limited to the existing interfaces. 
>
> also, sorry for the inconvenience this brings you.
>
> Regards,
>
> Steven Cheng
> Microsoft Online Community Support
>
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