HeaderSelectedCssClass not working

Posted on 16th Feb 2014 07:03 pm by admin

I have an accordian where I have a drop down list in the first pane and a grid in the second pane. When the ddl selection is changed, I programatically change the selected index of the accordian to now display the grid using the following code:view plaincopy to clipboardprint?AjaxControlToolkit.Accordion acc = (AjaxControlToolkit.Accordion)this.Master.FindControl("Content_Accordion"); acc.SelectedIndex = 1; AjaxControlToolkit.Accordion acc = (AjaxControlToolkit.Accordion)this.Master.FindControl("Content_Accordion"); acc.SelectedIndex = 1;

It works correctly in that it correctly expands the 2nd pane and contracts the 1st pane. It does not, however, change the header back color of the 1st pane to the unselected color. Instead, both panes have the selected color from my style sheet.

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