ASP.NET - a web page with left and right pane

Asked By Lokesh M
08-Feb-10 12:00 PM

Hi

I would like to come out with a webpage something like this:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa139615.aspx

Left pane contains heading, on click right pane displays information related to selected heading..

I have done this using frame/Iframe.. but i  would like to do using .NET 2.0 Controls / AJAX extension / Update panel or etc..

Please advise  me..

 

 

 

  Web Star replied to Lokesh M
08-Feb-10 12:11 PM
if u want do not use iframe than better is u will use one table control and than just use usercontrol where one is for manu and other for right pane content.

Use Third party controls such as the ones from Telerik. It is pretty good and easy to use.  Use Third party controls such as the ones from Telerik. It is pretty good and easy to use.

08-Feb-10 01:32 PM
I just drew a flow-chart to explain how it should look and how the individual controls should be placed.


In the markup , it would look like:
<telerik:RadSplitter ID="myRadSplitter" runat="server">     
      <telerik:RadPane ID="navigationPane" runat="server" >     
                <telerik:RadTreeView ID="TreeView" runat="server" >     
                    <Nodes>    
                        <telerik:RadTreeNode runat="server" Text="1" Target="contentPane">     
                        </telerik:RadTreeNode>    
                        <telerik:RadTreeNode runat="server" Text="2"  Target="contentPane">     
                        </telerik:RadTreeNode>    
                    </Nodes>    
                </telerik:RadTreeView>    
            </telerik:RadPane>    
            <telerik:RadSplitBar ID="myRadSplitBar" runat="server" CollapseMode="Forward" />    
            <telerik:RadPane ID="contentPane" runat="server" >     
      </telerik:RadPane>    
 </telerik:RadSplitter>

Hope this helped.
  F Cali replied to Lokesh M
08-Feb-10 03:07 PM

You may want to look into ext-js (http://www.extjs.com) and you can see their samples here: http://www.extjs.com/deploy/dev/examples/layout-browser/layout-browser.html.

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