Question

i have a page which is basically just a big unordered list – sort of navigation really – and its in a nasty frame (nothing i can do about that at the mo.. but i digress)

i need to reload this page/frame as items are added/removed/reordered
but i would really like it to do it via an update panel, so it doesnt (visually) have to reload the page.

unfortunately when i do drop it all in an update panel when it reloads, it doesnt re-run the jquery tree script to restyle etc itself
even if i put the jquery bit inside the update panel itself..

is there any function/event .. something that i can use to retrigger the treeview functionality?

at the mo its just in a
$(document).ready(function() {
$(“ul.nav”).treeview({ animated: “medium” });
});

what i really need it to do (if this is yet unclear) is to when the update panel has finished ‘loading’ for it to re-treeview itself

something like

$(document).hasbeenreloadedviaupdatepanel(function(){
$(“ul.nav”).treeview({ animated: “medium” });
});

dotn really want to have to generate it from xml using the jstree thing, which i am vaguely familiar with..

any ideas?

thanks

nat

Answer 1

Take a look at this SO Question:

jQuery $(document).ready and UpdatePanels?