Well, I'm not sure if this really needs a ticket since I may just be unclear on how to do this. I've kind of got it working now, but I end up sending html, instead of json like I'd like to (I used one of the solutions posted in your blog page's comments). Here's what I am trying to accomplish, and it sounds very similar to what some people have posted in your comments as well.
In my initial tree, I have four root nodes, which are all initially populated with one child that simply says "Loading...". When the node is expanded, I want an ajax call to the server with certain parameters (at this point, the expanded node's id will do fine, but in the future more parameters might be a good idea, too). What would be returned is either json or html (I'd prefer json, however), which I could then use to create nodes (with text, folder/file type, id, and an html link) that I would populate as children of the expanded node. Some of these nodes would be folders again. Sounds like a pretty simple idea, and I've pretty much hacked it together, but I haven't yet seen how to do it with the built in code you've provided. The code you've provided looks to me like you run it once on load or whenever you want, and it populates the entire tree, not necessarily the expanded nodes on their exansion. So, am I missing something? On Sun, Feb 24, 2008 at 2:36 PM, Jörn Zaefferer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > pawe schrieb: > > Hi! > > > > I've tried to make treeview plugin work with permalinks, but without > > luck: > > http://bassistance.de/jquery-plugins/jquery-plugin-treeview/ > > > > Heres an example: > > http://cms.segast-i.eu/ > > > > Any ideas are appreciated! > > > What exactly is the issue? The testpage seems to work fine, apart from > missing images. > > Jörn > >
