The short answer to either scenario is "yes". It's really more based on whatever your server-side code creates in the unordered list sent to the browser. Alternatively, jQuery could modify the UL after it's delivered, but if it's very large at all you may see some client-side performance issues with rendering speed.
You would just need to specify a "target" attribute in the URLs to send the output to a different frame. As far as acting on the click itself, yeah, jQuery can handle that easily. Including server (AJAX) calls, etc. Check out the documentation and tutorials at http://docs.jquery.com/ Laker On Aug 14, 10:28 am, "Mr. V" <victo...@gmail.com> wrote: > I am new to JQuery and Treeview and I am in trying to assess if the > treeview could be a lightweight and efficient replacement for our > current 3rd party tree control. > > Can the Treeview node hyperlink load the url in a different frame ? > > Alternatively, is it possible to catch the Node On Click event and do > some business logic to figure out the exact url and then open the url > in a separate frame or an AJAX Tab control ?
