Here some detailed information -

First off - my tree will fire the event - the problem i have is this. my tree has a hierarchical listing of customers. as the users start to drill down into the tree, it can get large (in length) quickly which resulted in my users scrolling up and down as the detail information is to the right of the tree. my solution was to set the height of the tree to get some scrollbars to match the size of my page. once i did that - i ran into issues.

what happens is if i scroll the tree and click a node, i can see it post back, but it does not fire the event. if i expand the tree and do not scroll the tree, the nodes that are initially visible will fire the event.

support told me they could not reproduce and i shelved it and left my users with a lousy interface. i am now returning to this in hte hopes of using javascrip to fire the event for me instead of having autopostback set to true.

if someone from support would like more information, i am more than willing to provide whatever you need. right now i am using server 2003/vs 2k5/ infragistics release 7.3

Hello,

This definitely does not  seem right. Can you please contact Developer Support directly, with the project you created (since I am unable to reproduce that with 2008.3 - maybe my setup is different, my XML file is different, etc). Developer Support can be reached via this link:

http://es.infragistics.com/Support/#Overview

Hello Rumen and thanks for the response,

I have tried the simpliest of treeviews and I still cannot the nodeclick event to fire.  See below:

     <ignav:UltraWebTree ID="UltraWebTree1" runat="server"
        DataSourceID="XmlDataSource1" AutoPostBack="true"
        onnodeclicked="UltraWebTree1_NodeClicked">
    </ignav:UltraWebTree>

   protected void UltraWebTree1_NodeClicked(object sender, WebTreeNodeEventArgs e)
    {
        Label1.Text = e.Node.Text;
    }

I have put a breakpoint on the line above and there is no response.

Am I missing something here?