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what is the best practice for menu handling?
I am using MasterPage having TreeView menu in it.
when ever i click for option it opens in NEW WINDOW,
where as i want to click it should be in same window.
what is recomened practice?

Posted 20-May-10 8:36am

mSameerpk

Updated 20-May-10 12:08pm

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Christian Graus · Answer 1 · 2010-05-20T08:44:00

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Set some options or generally change the code so it doesn't link to a new window ? Do you understand what makes it do that ?

Posted 20-May-10 8:44am

Christian Graus

mSameerpk · Answer 2 · 2010-05-20T09:41:00

Solution 2

No, can you plz advise me, what default.aspx could be
to achive the goal, i.e. outlook frame style view, click an option and get result in main windows.

Sameer

Posted 20-May-10 9:41am

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Christian Graus 20-May-10 15:48pm

First of all, don't push 'answer' to add more questions. Second of all, it seems you have no idea what you're doing. You want me to write your whole web page ? It's clear that changing the code generated by the tree view is all you need to do, it's a question of what options it has, and how you do it. I've been reading the MSDN on this and it seems you're choosing to render links, and therefore choosing to add the code to open a new page. As you're not posting any code, I don't see how we can help, except to suggest you're well out of your depth.

Christian Graus 20-May-10 15:48pm

Reason for my vote of 1
Posted more questions, as an answer.