It seems that treeviews require the user to click on a node's caption (or 
icon) in order to generate a postback.  I'd like to be able to click 
anywhere on the row (eg, hook up the event to the encapsulating <tr> tag). 
How would I go about that--since the treeview doesn't give you access to its 
HTML elements directly?

Hi,
I think the only way how to achieve this is to write custom adapter for 
TreeView. If you want to do this way you can start from CssFriendlyAdapters 
and modify only part of TreeView affecting your functionality.

I konw this task is possible only for GridView where you can handle 
RowDataBound event and add onclick attribute to row. But this is possible 
only because row has attributes (HTML attributes) collection. TreeNode does 
not offer this collection so thats the reason why I think you will not 
achieve this task without rewriting tree view rendering. 

Regards,
Ladislav

"Homer J. Simpson" wrote:


> It seems that treeviews require the user to click on a node's caption (or 
> icon) in order to generate a postback.  I'd like to be able to click 
> anywhere on the row (eg, hook up the event to the encapsulating <tr> tag). 
> How would I go about that--since the treeview doesn't give you access to its 
> HTML elements directly? 
> 
> 
>