I had a tree with a few nodes set as class="collapsed" which made them display initially contracted but that could be expanded/contracted at will.
After downloading the new version (the one with the new License terms) I noticed that those nodes with class="collapsed' still show up contracted as expected but clicking on them does not allow them to expand anymore.
When trying to trace back the issue I found that in the new version the following line had been removed when compared to the previous one in the "Expand and contract nodes" section of the code:
$tr.nextAll("tr").fadeToggle("fast");
By adding that line back to the new version the initially collapsed nodes can now be expanded/contracted as before.
The final section of code looks like this:
// Expand and contract nodes
if ($childNodes.length > 0) {
$nodeDiv.click(function() {
var $this = $(this);
var $tr = $this.closest("tr");
// Added line below to fix issue when node initially collapsed cannot be expanded!
// (copied from former version of the library)
$tr.nextAll("tr").fadeToggle("fast");
if($tr.hasClass('contracted')){
$this.css('cursor','n-resize');
$tr.removeClass('contracted').addClass('expanded');
$tr.nextAll("tr").css('visibility', '');
}else{
$this.css('cursor','s-resize');
$tr.removeClass('expanded').addClass('contracted');
$tr.nextAll("tr").css('visibility', 'hidden');
}
});
}
I tested this on Internet Explorer 8.0.7601.17514 on Windows 7.
Awesome work on the library by the way! The functionality is great!
I had a tree with a few nodes set as class="collapsed" which made them display initially contracted but that could be expanded/contracted at will.
After downloading the new version (the one with the new License terms) I noticed that those nodes with class="collapsed' still show up contracted as expected but clicking on them does not allow them to expand anymore.
When trying to trace back the issue I found that in the new version the following line had been removed when compared to the previous one in the "Expand and contract nodes" section of the code:
$tr.nextAll("tr").fadeToggle("fast");
By adding that line back to the new version the initially collapsed nodes can now be expanded/contracted as before.
The final section of code looks like this:
I tested this on Internet Explorer 8.0.7601.17514 on Windows 7.
Awesome work on the library by the way! The functionality is great!