Hello Shailendra,

Here's a snippet code to fill your request. In this code, it's also possible to expand only the searched node if the WebTreeView is in collapsed mode.

function btn_Click() {
    var txt = document.getElementById("TextBox1").value;
    var treeview = ISGetObject("WebTreeView1");
    var frameelement = treeview.GetFrameElement();

    //use this to expand searched node's parents
    var node = treeview.FindNodesByText(txt)[0];
    var parent = node.Parent;
    while (parent && parent.Expand) {
        parent.Expand();
        parent = parent.Parent;
    }

    //this is for showing the searched node
    node.Select();
    frameelement.children[0].scrollTop = ISPosLib.getTopW3C(node.GetElement());
}

Hope this helps.

Best Regards,
Erwin Sanders

Hello,

That's odd, it works everytime on my end though. I'm using WebTreeView 2 and had it tested on Chrome and IE 11. Have you modified the function to suit your needs? Anyway, I'm sending you a webform showing you how I implement the function itself.

Had you find any trouble with my sample, please let me know.

Best Regards,
Erwin Sanders

Thanks for your reply. I just modified your sample with runtime binding of treeview and enabling selected node postback as per my my application requirement. Same solution doesnt work. 

Hello,

Thank you for the additional information about postback. I managed to modify the function to suit your needs. Using ISPosLib.getTopW3C, it's possible to get the node position value for the scrollTop property. I also substract it with the WebTreeView frame element itself in case you aren't placing the WebTreeView on top of the page.

I attached the modified sample for you.

Hope this helps.

Best Regards,
Erwin Sanders

Hello Shailendra,

Thank you for the information. That solution should be useful for future reference. Sorry if I couldn't help much on the issue.

Best Regards,
Erwin Sanders