Closed perlfan2009 closed 8 years ago
Try (example):
HTML (you can use a button element as well):
<a href="#" id="pagetree-expand-all">Expand all</a>
jQuery: $('a#pagetree-expand-all').on('click',function(e) { $('.treetable').treegrid('expandAll'); });
Make sure the ID is unique!
Thank you for this example, webbird :-) In the meantime maxazan helped me with my problem. "expand all" didn't work on my site as it had some html errors - after removing some redundant span tags it worked.
savestate didn't work even though implemented as shown in the example - after adding the jquery.cookie.js reference it worked right away :-)
Hope this helps also other users. Regards, Frank
Hi there - thanks for this treegrid! As a JS beginner I have a few basic issues with adapting the tree to my needs. Firstly, I like to know how I can trigger $('#tree').treegrid('expandAll'); with a button or a checkbox for example. Can somebody help? Secondly, savestate is not working if applied as shown in the savestate example. initialState works however, but if I insert the savestate : true line, all the node arrows disappear, so there must be some issue here. Thanks for help! Frank