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24 Jul 2006 4:13 PM
Kristen
I am using ASP.net 2.0 and I am trying to  create a page that has a
section that can be expanded and hidden.  The section contains quite a
bit of information that the user may or may not need to see hence the
need for a section that can be hidden.

I  was looking at the functionality on the CNN website where they have
pluses that you click on to see certain information and a negative to
hide the information.  I also saw that type of functionality on the My
MSN website.  It appears to be just a treeview of some sort.  I was
thinking about just having a user control that I make visible and
nonvisible.  Can anyone make a suggestion about how to do this?  Thanks

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26 Jul 2006 9:38 AM
Alessandro Zifiglio
hi Kristen, the CollapsiblePanel control seems like what you are after.
Unfortunately its a new control included with the atlas toolkit.
http://atlas.asp.net/atlastoolkit/PanelExtenders/CollapsiblePanel.aspx

If using atlas is out of the question for you, then making one with full
postback or to collapse and expand on the click of a button with minimum js
code is not so trival. In addition you can also try and take a look at
webparts which have this type of functionality even though they are not just
plain collapsible panels but rather a content managment framework which
might turn out to be overkill for what you are trying to achieve.

Regards,
Alessandro Zifiglio
http://www.AsyncUI.net

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>I am using ASP.net 2.0 and I am trying to  create a page that has a
> section that can be expanded and hidden.  The section contains quite a
> bit of information that the user may or may not need to see hence the
> need for a section that can be hidden.
>
> I  was looking at the functionality on the CNN website where they have
> pluses that you click on to see certain information and a negative to
> hide the information.  I also saw that type of functionality on the My
> MSN website.  It appears to be just a treeview of some sort.  I was
> thinking about just having a user control that I make visible and
> nonvisible.  Can anyone make a suggestion about how to do this?  Thanks
>