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Hello Ellen,
Personally, I think the information that you want to show in another div, should not be initialized in your child menu.We have a clientside event called "OnItemClick". When an item menu is clicked, you can write your information details in another div. But you will need to know how to get your database information in clientside.The conclution is, if you want the details shows in another div, you must not initialize the details as your child node. I personally, suggest you to also use WebFlyPostBackManager. In OnItemClick, you can send information of what's item that you click to the server by called FlyPostBack WebMethod.If the response is success, you can also send information from server back to client. Of course, the server information should be serialized in the client.
Regards,Handy
Dear Ellen,
Is it possible to have some description in picture? I need to know exactly where did you use WebSlidingMenu?In our sample,it contains 2 div. It also loads the menu from database. So, I think you should be able to use it. It can grow automatically.
Btw, what is your point about "Is it possible to utilize the layoutsettings, setting the target window during onload for the child node.?
Hello,
It is because the datacontext inside UXGridViewTextColumn is not the same with the datacontext in your FieldLabel. Also, you would need to set it HeaderBinding, not header.
Here is my snippet code:
I bind the header to a property in my view model then convert the text.
<Intersoft:UXGridViewTextColumn HeaderBinding="{Binding Header, Converter={StaticResource HeaderConverter}, Source={StaticResource ProductsViewModel}}" Width="120" Binding="{Binding CategoryID, Converter={StaticResource CategoryConverter}}" ValueListSource="{Binding Categories, Source={StaticResource ProductsViewModel}}"/>
Hope this helps.
Have you ever see our sample StudentList_InlineContentLoadOnDemand.aspx? It will show you how to create LoadOnDemand scenario via behind code. I think you have missed some validations when initialize the child. Please refer to our sample for more details.
Hello Richard,
Was it working before? Is there any particular things you've done in your VS2010, such as installation or update?I would also need to know the others details such as your environment or Silverlight version.
Hi Goud,
Can you confirm if the same issue also occurs directly in Bernard's sample? If yes, please try to use our latest WebCombo hotfixes. I can confirm his sample works fine on me. Perhaps, there is something missing to replicate your issue.
*I removed your attachment because it contains confidentials information such as licensing. Please ensure you remove them before posted in the thread.
You could not get the child table just using that code. You need to get SubTable first. Then, the element tag name should be available.
Hello Yousif,
Unfortunately, it hasn't. As I said before our developer teams need to see from the complexity and priority before can give decision. I would again re-follow up this request to our developer teams.
Hello Mike,
No, it has not been fixed. We are going to include this fix in the next month hotfix release.
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