Maybe someone can help me with an issue that I am experiencing with the AutomaticSmartCallbacks feature of the WebTree.
When the tree has been loaded and a node is clicked nothing happens, except that it seems as though the tree is brought into focus. Another click is required before the event wired to the tree is fired.
If I turn off the AutomaticSmartCallbacks feature the nodes only require one click, whereas with it on it requires two.
Does anyone have an explanation or workaround for this, so that only one click is required with the AutomaticSmartCallbacks feature enabled?
Many Thanks
Thanks for the info.
This solved the problem, changing Autopostback to false prevents the user from having to click twice to fire the NodeClicked Event.
Again Thanks
Had similar issue. If you have Autopostback set to true, that could be causing it. Try setting the AutoPostback property to false. Support at IG said that the Autopostback property should only be set/used if you're looking to code something at the "node" level.
Hello Rumen,
Thanks for looking into this for me, I have submitted a request as suggested.
Yes, I was able to reproduce that. If I wire NodeClick event for the node, it only fires on the second click if AutomaticSmartCallBacks are enabled. This most probably is an issue with UltraWebTree - I believe in cases like this the best approach is to contact Developer Support directly so that the issue (if it is verified) can be logged and you can be notified about the fix / workaround. Developer Support can be reached here:
http://es.infragistics.com/Support/#Overview