empty children array renders as file

[SirCumz]

if i parse a empty children array the tree renders as if it is a file node!.

i looked into the code an i found out that the code checks: if child count = 0 = CreateFileLi

but it should be CreateFolderLi, this way the folder icons are displayed. (parsing empty children array means its still a folder)

/\ Some additional requests **/

Events:

1. onTreeComplete OR onTreeShow (so im able to fetch files according to the current selected node)
2. onTreeMouseOver

Methods:

1. getParents ( an array containing al the parent nodes till root )

[mbraak]

Version 0.11 of jqTree has the tree.init event. This event is fired when the tree data is loaded. It is not documented yet.

JqTree does not support mouse-over, but you can write it yourself like this:

$tree.on('hover', '.title', function(e) {
  var $li = $(e.target).closest('li');
  var node = $li.data('node');
  console.log(node);
});

I'm not sure if I want to add the getParents function to jqTree because I don't know how many people will use it. You could however implement it in your own code, like this:

var node = $tree.tree('getNodeByName', 'Hadrosaurids');
var parents = [];
var parent = node.parent;
while (parent) {
  parents.push(parent);
  parent = parent.parent;
}

It should indeed be possible to display an empty folder. More people have mentioned this, and I'm still thinking about the best api for this. Perhaps an empty children property is a good option.

[SirCumz]

maybe typeof() is also good.

i downloaded the latest version 0.11 and the tree.init event works :)

but when i try to get the selected node it returns null!

but i can see that a node (by cookie or savestate ) has been selected on startup, but when i try to get the selected node on the tree.init event it returns null.

here is the code:

$tree.bind( 'tree.init', function(e) { var node = $tree.tree('getSelectedNode'); alert(node) } );

For my application to work i realy need to get the selected node on tree.init, so i can fill my second tree with the associated files. any ideas?

[mbraak]

Strange. I tried it with example2 (http://mbraak.github.com/jqTree/examples/example2.html) with the following code:

$tree = $('#tree1');
$tree.tree({
  selectable: true,
  saveState: true
});

$tree.bind('tree.init', function() {
  var node = $tree.tree('getSelectedNode');
  console.log(node);
});

A small detail: for saveState to work, nodes must have an id property. Example:

{
  label: 'Sauropodomorphs',
  id: 16
}

[SirCumz]

well i use ID's and labels.

this is my tree config:

{
     data: data,

     autoOpen: 0,

      dragAndDrop: false,

      selectable: true,

      saveState: true
}

But on the tree.init event only null returns.

Like i said "i use ID's for nodes"

I looked at example2 but the log is empty. i use google chrome maybe thats the issue?

\ EDIT **

IE also returns null. just checked it.

[mbraak]

I'm afraid you found an error in jqTree. If you call getSelectedNode in the tree.init event it returns null.

However, you can call getSelectedNode after initializing the tree:

$tree.tree({
  data: data,
  selectable: true,
  saveState: true
});

var node = $tree.tree('getSelectedNode');
console.log(node);

[SirCumz]

Yes that works!

but i found also a workaround for the tree.init event

  $tree.bind(
      'tree.init',
      function(e) 
      {
        var $li = $tree.find('li.selected');
        var node = $li.data('node');
        alert(node.name)
      }
  );