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Thread: V9 Component Art

  1. #1
    ssgumby is offline Senior Member
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    Default V9 Component Art

    This was obviously removed. What do we use in place of it?

    Code:
    <!-- LEFT TREE CONTROL -->
    <ComponentArt:TreeView id="PageTree" Width="250"  
    	  ClientScriptLocation="skins/componentart_webui_client/"
          DragAndDropEnabled="false" 
          NodeEditingEnabled="false" 
          KeyboardEnabled="true"
          CssClass="TreeView" 
          NodeCssClass="TreeNode" 
          HoverNodeCssClass="HoverTreeNode" 
          SelectedNodeCssClass="SelectedTreeNode" 
          NodeEditCssClass="NodeEdit"
          DefaultImageWidth="16" 
          DefaultImageHeight="16"
          ExpandCollapseImageWidth="17"
          ExpandCollapseImageHeight="15"
          NodeLabelPadding="1"
          ItemSpacing="1" 
          NodeIndent="10"
          ImagesBaseUrl="skins/skin_2/images/"
          ParentNodeImageUrl="" 
          LeafNodeImageUrl="" 
          ExpandImageUrl="col.gif" 
          CollapseImageUrl="exp.gif" 
          EnableViewState="false"
    			runat="server" >
        </ComponentArt:TreeView>
    <!-- END LEFT TREE CONTROL -->

  2. #2
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    We don't use ComponentArt anymore, correct. You could either use the http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/e8z5184w%28v=VS.80%29.aspx or use the asp:Menu control that we use in the new default master page skin, and set the Orientation attribute to "Vertical"