I had the same problem with mozilla 1.7.3. You need to initialize the
"ref" attribute to something different than the empty string ("") in the
tree element. I use "about:null" :P. Otherwise you can't set it
dynamically from javascript.


The problem is extremely obscure, but its there, and its repeatable.

Hardacker, Andrew writes:

Everything worked well until yesterday when I upgraded from Firefox 0.9 to
1.0. Now the tree is not being loaded from NC:FilesRoot. The code is more or
less this:


XUL for the tree widget (simplified):

<tree id="directoryTree" flex="1" hideheader="true" hidecolumnpicker="true" seltype="single"
datasources="rdf:null" ref="" flags="dont-test-empty"
sortActive="true" sortDirection="ascending"
sortResource="http://home.netscape.com/NC-rdf#Name";
ondblclick="dirOnDblClick(event);"
onselect="storeLastOpenDir()">
(.....)
dirTree.database.AddDataSource(theFiles);
dirTree.setAttribute("ref", "NC:FilesRoot");


If I remove the rule, I get one entry in the tree containing this text:
rdf:http://home.netscape.com/NC-rdf#Name


Has anyone had recent problems with this sort of rdf?

saludos! santiago _______________________________________________
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