TreeView Control
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I have a treeview control which mostly displays pdf's. Currently when i left click on the pdf it goes to new page and opens the pdf. How can i have the pdf open in same window and be able to see both the treeview and the pdf on the same screen
Split your page with HTML frames.
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Split your page with HTML frames.
Navaneeth How to use google | Ask smart questions
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Is there a better way for VS 2005? or is this the only way? and how to tell it to open the pdf in the other frame?
Civic06 wrote:
Is there a better way for VS 2005?
:confused: VS2005 is an IDE and how it can control where PDF is opened?
Civic06 wrote:
and how to tell it to open the pdf in the other frame?
By setting the target[^] attribute to the hyperlink.
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I have a treeview control which mostly displays pdf's. Currently when i left click on the pdf it goes to new page and opens the pdf. How can i have the pdf open in same window and be able to see both the treeview and the pdf on the same screen
I guess, WebParts[^] may be a good solution for this scenerio,
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I have a treeview control which mostly displays pdf's. Currently when i left click on the pdf it goes to new page and opens the pdf. How can i have the pdf open in same window and be able to see both the treeview and the pdf on the same screen
Hi,I think you can use two different panels for treeview control and pdf content.According to your requirement you can make those panels set to visible or not.Hopefully this would be the easiest and fast solution for the kind of pdf's you are using. Lets you make a try on this. GoodLuck. :)