Hello Matt,

It is not a good practice to use EVENTARGUMENT variable for page processing, because the variable is intended only for control developers to manage the control's life cycle during postback.

If you would like to get information about a node during certain event, try to check the event parameter provided in the event parameter.

For example, you can get the current node during DragDrop event by accessing e.Node. See following snippe

protected void WebTreeView1_DragDrop(object sender, ISNet.WebUI.WebTreeView.WebTreeViewDragDropEventArgs e)
    {
        string text = e.Node.Text;
    }

Hope this helps,
James.

Hi James,

I'm aware of the character of the __EVENTARGUMENT. The thing is I load user controls dynamically and therefore I need to initialize them in the Page_Init event of the page because otherwise (for example when I would do this in Page_Load or later) the event wiring up of that user control would not work anymore.

When I would use your solution and I already tried it in NodeSelectChanged its the same problem: Its AFTER Page_Init.

Also another issue is that it seems when you use LoadOnDemand the Nodes collection is always empty? I can at no stage get any node back from the TreeView. Not before and not after Page_Load??

THank you.

Hi James,

thanks for that solution. Can you tell me how that javascript code would look like? Would I have to modifiy the doPostBack function?

Thank you

Hi James,

I made it. I can set values of hidden fields now by javascript and use these in Page_Init.

THanks

Matt, glad to hear that you made it 

- James