Redirect to the selected part using TOC(Table of content)

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I have a Treeview like this...

AA
------BB
------CC
*****------3rd Child Of CC
DD
------EE
------FF

I am using this Tree View as a TOC(Table of content)
My requirement is when we click on any nodes that will redirect to the particular section in that web page(wherever the name is equal to the node name in the html page should go to that places)..

Sir I tried like this...

C#

protected void trvToc_SelectedNodeChanged(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
    try
    {
        string SlelectedText = trvToc.SelectedNode.Text;
        StringBuilder sb=PageContent;///I have complete html page part in this sb

    }
    catch (Exception Ex)
    {

        throw Ex;
    }
}

Now i want to know how to change the location of the curser to the section which is equal to the node name..
Help me pls sir.
Thank you

Posted 24-Apr-13 19:03pm

kanamala subin

Updated 25-Apr-13 2:00am

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Ankur^\m/ 25-Apr-13 1:08am

So you deleted your original question and created a new one. Why don't you do some search on Google and show us what you tried and where you failed instead of waiting here for someone to reply?

kanamala subin 25-Apr-13 1:10am

I searched many times..bt i cant find a solution..I failed in that..May be my searched key words are not proper..thats why i waiting for anyones reply..give me some idea..or just give me any link which is helful to me..

kanamala subin 25-Apr-13 5:21am

if any one need any clarification ...pls let me know..bcz I am seriously looking for a solution..

kanamala subin 25-Apr-13 6:10am

52 views no Answer..??

kanamala subin 25-Apr-13 9:08am

I think codeprogect cant answer this question..Thank you..Here people are sitting for finding the mistakes from the users.Not for solving their problems...

Richard MacCutchan 26-Apr-13 4:05am

How many problems have you solved for other people recently?

kanamala subin 26-Apr-13 5:05am

myself i solved this propblem yaar....

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Richard MacCutchan · Answer 1 · 2013-04-25T01:01:00

Solution 1

It is explained in the documentation[^].

Posted 25-Apr-13 1:01am

Richard MacCutchan

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kanamala subin 25-Apr-13 7:43am

Sir this is explaining the navigate url only...there is nothing explaining to move to the same page based on click..

Richard MacCutchan 25-Apr-13 7:57am

I'm really not sure what you are trying to do but maybe TreeNode.Select will help.

kanamala subin 25-Apr-13 8:00am

Sir...like in wikipedia web site, we can see the table of content...
If we click any node that will redirect to the particular section..the same thing i need..

Richard MacCutchan 25-Apr-13 8:35am

I would suggest you go and research some articles on ASP TreeView controls. You can start at http://www.codeproject.com/KB/webforms.

kanamala subin 25-Apr-13 8:41am

everyone's time have value..pls dont waste it..

Richard MacCutchan 25-Apr-13 8:48am

And how much time have you wasted hanging around here rather than trying to research this for yourself?

kanamala subin 25-Apr-13 8:58am

if am getting answer myself, why i am wasting my time here..That means i am not getting the solution myself..
You can just go through the link which you suggested for me and analyze my requirement.Then you will come to know everything..

Richard MacCutchan 25-Apr-13 9:11am

I think you misunderstand the purpose of this forum. This site is for sharing code and helping with technical problems. It is not here for you to get other people to do your work for you. If your requirements need analyzing then that is your job. Everyone who tries to offer help here does it in their own time, to the best of their ability, and at no cost to you. If you feel that is not good enough then you are quite free to go and pay a professional to do it.

kanamala subin 25-Apr-13 9:15am

This is what i am telling to you boss..I submit this question today morning..You people dont have time to give solution for this question..But you have enough time to reply like this..
I just want to know people are buzy oro not..bt within seconds u given reply for my comment...means thre s no proplem with time..problem with mentality..

Richard MacCutchan 25-Apr-13 9:34am

You still don't seem to understand. If anyone had the solution for your question they would have given it. Do you notice that no one has given it? That means one of two things: 1. No one knows the solution, or 2. There is no solution. Which means you have to go and do some more research into the problem and maybe find a way round it. Don't fall into the trap of believing that just because you post a question here someone is guaranteed to provide the answer you want.