B
Bob
Is your client using IE or Netscape? I don't think
Netscape will format treeviews correctly. I believe IE
requires a minimum version also.
my aspx page and populated it with some nodes, and on my
development box, everything is fine. However, when I
access the page from a client computer, the treeview
doesn't display. Instead, the text for each node is
simply displayed in a "flow" format. I checked the
viewsource for the client-side system, and all the tags
for the treeview are there. The client acts as if it's
looking for some resource to tell it how to display the
tree and not finding it. I've gone to some tutorial
sites that have treeview examples, and those treeviews
display fine. The source files for the treeview are in
C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\webctrl_client\1_0 per the
instructions in the readme.
Netscape will format treeviews correctly. I believe IE
requires a minimum version also.
anything on the web about it. I've placed a treeview on
my aspx page and populated it with some nodes, and on my
development box, everything is fine. However, when I
access the page from a client computer, the treeview
doesn't display. Instead, the text for each node is
simply displayed in a "flow" format. I checked the
viewsource for the client-side system, and all the tags
for the treeview are there. The client acts as if it's
looking for some resource to tell it how to display the
tree and not finding it. I've gone to some tutorial
sites that have treeview examples, and those treeviews
display fine. The source files for the treeview are in
C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\webctrl_client\1_0 per the
instructions in the readme.