[jQuery] Re: treeview pluging issues - .find(.hitarea)

2008-12-02 Thread alex tait
hello there...

like that you have added add and delete nodes

how would i get a json data object to create the initial tree ?

thanks!

On Wed, Nov 26, 2008 at 1:15 PM, Dirceu Barquette 
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 You are welcome!! :D

 2008/11/26 alextait [EMAIL PROTECTED]


 thanks very much!

 :)

 On Nov 24, 4:12 am, Dirceu Barquette [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 wrote:
  Hi alextait,
 
  there is a new release for jqtreeview plugin at:
 http://downloads.sourceforge.net/jqtreevial/jqtreevial-pack-0.3.zip
 
  I've added insert and delete methods.
 
  Dirceu Barquette
 
  2008/11/21 alextait [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 
 
 
   I have taken a look at your plugin... that fantastic!
 
   Unfortunately it does not seem to do what i need.
 
   Since our category/product data is so huge... I am trying to create a
   tree that will populate the child nodes only when the parent node is
   clicked.
 
   Once loaded into the dom the user can collapse or expand nodes using
   jquery.
 
   Will continue trying to get the treeview code to work for now.
 
   thanks very much for your help!
 
   :)
 
   On 20 Nov, 16:32, Dirceu Barquette [EMAIL PROTECTED]
   wrote:
Hi,
seehttp://sourceforge.net/projects/jqtreevial/
 
I've been developing this plugin. Not complete yet, but is
 functional.
Dirceu
 
2008/11/20 alextait [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 
 I am fairly new to jquery and I am trying to create a
 product/category
 browser/tree using the treeview plugin and ajax.
 
 My first simple issue is this peice of code i am trying to
 understand.
 
 .find(.hitarea)
 
 what is happening here ? I understand the find functino but not
 sure
 about the chevron usage ?
 
 the overall problem is this.
 
 On viewing my list. if i click on one of the initial categories
 the
 second sub categories show up fine. I can then contract this sub
 list
 if i wish. If i leave this open and click on one of the sub
 categories
 for some reason i cannot then contract it again.
 
 I have looked into the treeview plugin code and found that the
 toggler method which would normaly just contract the list branch
 fires twice causing it to hide again.
 
 If anyone has any idea on thie general problem that would be
 great.
 
 thanks for any help in advance





-- 
Alex Tait


[jQuery] Re: treeview pluging issues - .find(.hitarea)

2008-11-26 Thread Dirceu Barquette
You are welcome!! :D

2008/11/26 alextait [EMAIL PROTECTED]


 thanks very much!

 :)

 On Nov 24, 4:12 am, Dirceu Barquette [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 wrote:
  Hi alextait,
 
  there is a new release for jqtreeview plugin at:
 http://downloads.sourceforge.net/jqtreevial/jqtreevial-pack-0.3.zip
 
  I've added insert and delete methods.
 
  Dirceu Barquette
 
  2008/11/21 alextait [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 
 
 
   I have taken a look at your plugin... that fantastic!
 
   Unfortunately it does not seem to do what i need.
 
   Since our category/product data is so huge... I am trying to create a
   tree that will populate the child nodes only when the parent node is
   clicked.
 
   Once loaded into the dom the user can collapse or expand nodes using
   jquery.
 
   Will continue trying to get the treeview code to work for now.
 
   thanks very much for your help!
 
   :)
 
   On 20 Nov, 16:32, Dirceu Barquette [EMAIL PROTECTED]
   wrote:
Hi,
seehttp://sourceforge.net/projects/jqtreevial/
 
I've been developing this plugin. Not complete yet, but is
 functional.
Dirceu
 
2008/11/20 alextait [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 
 I am fairly new to jquery and I am trying to create a
 product/category
 browser/tree using the treeview plugin and ajax.
 
 My first simple issue is this peice of code i am trying to
 understand.
 
 .find(.hitarea)
 
 what is happening here ? I understand the find functino but not
 sure
 about the chevron usage ?
 
 the overall problem is this.
 
 On viewing my list. if i click on one of the initial categories the
 second sub categories show up fine. I can then contract this sub
 list
 if i wish. If i leave this open and click on one of the sub
 categories
 for some reason i cannot then contract it again.
 
 I have looked into the treeview plugin code and found that the
 toggler method which would normaly just contract the list branch
 fires twice causing it to hide again.
 
 If anyone has any idea on thie general problem that would be great.
 
 thanks for any help in advance



[jQuery] Re: treeview pluging issues - .find(.hitarea)

2008-11-26 Thread alextait

thanks very much!

:)

On Nov 24, 4:12 am, Dirceu Barquette [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
 Hi alextait,

 there is a new release for jqtreeview plugin 
 at:http://downloads.sourceforge.net/jqtreevial/jqtreevial-pack-0.3.zip

 I've added insert and delete methods.

 Dirceu Barquette

 2008/11/21 alextait [EMAIL PROTECTED]



  I have taken a look at your plugin... that fantastic!

  Unfortunately it does not seem to do what i need.

  Since our category/product data is so huge... I am trying to create a
  tree that will populate the child nodes only when the parent node is
  clicked.

  Once loaded into the dom the user can collapse or expand nodes using
  jquery.

  Will continue trying to get the treeview code to work for now.

  thanks very much for your help!

  :)

  On 20 Nov, 16:32, Dirceu Barquette [EMAIL PROTECTED]
  wrote:
   Hi,
   seehttp://sourceforge.net/projects/jqtreevial/

   I've been developing this plugin. Not complete yet, but is functional.
   Dirceu

   2008/11/20 alextait [EMAIL PROTECTED]

I am fairly new to jquery and I am trying to create a product/category
browser/tree using the treeview plugin and ajax.

My first simple issue is this peice of code i am trying to understand.

.find(.hitarea)

what is happening here ? I understand the find functino but not sure
about the chevron usage ?

the overall problem is this.

On viewing my list. if i click on one of the initial categories the
second sub categories show up fine. I can then contract this sub list
if i wish. If i leave this open and click on one of the sub categories
for some reason i cannot then contract it again.

I have looked into the treeview plugin code and found that the
toggler method which would normaly just contract the list branch
fires twice causing it to hide again.

If anyone has any idea on thie general problem that would be great.

thanks for any help in advance


[jQuery] Re: treeview pluging issues - .find(.hitarea)

2008-11-23 Thread Dirceu Barquette
Hi alextait,

there is a new release for jqtreeview plugin at:
http://downloads.sourceforge.net/jqtreevial/jqtreevial-pack-0.3.zip

I've added insert and delete methods.

Dirceu Barquette

2008/11/21 alextait [EMAIL PROTECTED]


 I have taken a look at your plugin... that fantastic!

 Unfortunately it does not seem to do what i need.

 Since our category/product data is so huge... I am trying to create a
 tree that will populate the child nodes only when the parent node is
 clicked.

 Once loaded into the dom the user can collapse or expand nodes using
 jquery.

 Will continue trying to get the treeview code to work for now.

 thanks very much for your help!

 :)

 On 20 Nov, 16:32, Dirceu Barquette [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 wrote:
  Hi,
  seehttp://sourceforge.net/projects/jqtreevial/
 
  I've been developing this plugin. Not complete yet, but is functional.
  Dirceu
 
  2008/11/20 alextait [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 
 
 
   I am fairly new to jquery and I am trying to create a product/category
   browser/tree using the treeview plugin and ajax.
 
   My first simple issue is this peice of code i am trying to understand.
 
   .find(.hitarea)
 
   what is happening here ? I understand the find functino but not sure
   about the chevron usage ?
 
   the overall problem is this.
 
   On viewing my list. if i click on one of the initial categories the
   second sub categories show up fine. I can then contract this sub list
   if i wish. If i leave this open and click on one of the sub categories
   for some reason i cannot then contract it again.
 
   I have looked into the treeview plugin code and found that the
   toggler method which would normaly just contract the list branch
   fires twice causing it to hide again.
 
   If anyone has any idea on thie general problem that would be great.
 
   thanks for any help in advance



[jQuery] Re: treeview pluging issues - .find(.hitarea)

2008-11-21 Thread alex tait
Thanks for your help guys.

Direct decen

I will take a look at the plugin you have been developing.



On Thu, Nov 20, 2008 at 4:50 PM, Andy Matthews [EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote:


 Without seeing the rest of the code, the  .hitarea is a CSS selector for
 direct descendants. There's generally something on the left of the angle
 bracket such as :

 body  .hitarea

 Which would apply ONLY to those objects with a class of hitarea directly
 inside the body tag.

 -Original Message-
 From: jquery-en@googlegroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
 Behalf Of alextait
 Sent: Thursday, November 20, 2008 9:00 AM
 To: jQuery (English)
 Subject: [jQuery] treeview pluging issues - .find(.hitarea)


 I am fairly new to jquery and I am trying to create a product/category
 browser/tree using the treeview plugin and ajax.

 My first simple issue is this peice of code i am trying to understand.

 .find(.hitarea)

 what is happening here ? I understand the find functino but not sure
 about the chevron usage ?

 the overall problem is this.

 On viewing my list. if i click on one of the initial categories the
 second sub categories show up fine. I can then contract this sub list
 if i wish. If i leave this open and click on one of the sub categories
 for some reason i cannot then contract it again.

 I have looked into the treeview plugin code and found that the
 toggler method which would normaly just contract the list branch
 fires twice causing it to hide again.

 If anyone has any idea on thie general problem that would be great.

 thanks for any help in advance





-- 
Alex Tait


[jQuery] Re: treeview pluging issues - .find(.hitarea)

2008-11-21 Thread alextait

I have taken a look at your plugin... that fantastic!

Unfortunately it does not seem to do what i need.

Since our category/product data is so huge... I am trying to create a
tree that will populate the child nodes only when the parent node is
clicked.

Once loaded into the dom the user can collapse or expand nodes using
jquery.

Will continue trying to get the treeview code to work for now.

thanks very much for your help!

:)

On 20 Nov, 16:32, Dirceu Barquette [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
 Hi,
 seehttp://sourceforge.net/projects/jqtreevial/

 I've been developing this plugin. Not complete yet, but is functional.
 Dirceu

 2008/11/20 alextait [EMAIL PROTECTED]



  I am fairly new to jquery and I am trying to create a product/category
  browser/tree using the treeview plugin and ajax.

  My first simple issue is this peice of code i am trying to understand.

  .find(.hitarea)

  what is happening here ? I understand the find functino but not sure
  about the chevron usage ?

  the overall problem is this.

  On viewing my list. if i click on one of the initial categories the
  second sub categories show up fine. I can then contract this sub list
  if i wish. If i leave this open and click on one of the sub categories
  for some reason i cannot then contract it again.

  I have looked into the treeview plugin code and found that the
  toggler method which would normaly just contract the list branch
  fires twice causing it to hide again.

  If anyone has any idea on thie general problem that would be great.

  thanks for any help in advance


[jQuery] Re: treeview pluging issues - .find(.hitarea)

2008-11-20 Thread Dirceu Barquette
Hi,
see http://sourceforge.net/projects/jqtreevial/

I've been developing this plugin. Not complete yet, but is functional.
Dirceu

2008/11/20 alextait [EMAIL PROTECTED]


 I am fairly new to jquery and I am trying to create a product/category
 browser/tree using the treeview plugin and ajax.

 My first simple issue is this peice of code i am trying to understand.

 .find(.hitarea)

 what is happening here ? I understand the find functino but not sure
 about the chevron usage ?

 the overall problem is this.

 On viewing my list. if i click on one of the initial categories the
 second sub categories show up fine. I can then contract this sub list
 if i wish. If i leave this open and click on one of the sub categories
 for some reason i cannot then contract it again.

 I have looked into the treeview plugin code and found that the
 toggler method which would normaly just contract the list branch
 fires twice causing it to hide again.

 If anyone has any idea on thie general problem that would be great.

 thanks for any help in advance



[jQuery] Re: treeview pluging issues - .find(.hitarea)

2008-11-20 Thread Andy Matthews

Without seeing the rest of the code, the  .hitarea is a CSS selector for
direct descendants. There's generally something on the left of the angle
bracket such as :

body  .hitarea

Which would apply ONLY to those objects with a class of hitarea directly
inside the body tag.

-Original Message-
From: jquery-en@googlegroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of alextait
Sent: Thursday, November 20, 2008 9:00 AM
To: jQuery (English)
Subject: [jQuery] treeview pluging issues - .find(.hitarea)


I am fairly new to jquery and I am trying to create a product/category
browser/tree using the treeview plugin and ajax.

My first simple issue is this peice of code i am trying to understand.

.find(.hitarea)

what is happening here ? I understand the find functino but not sure
about the chevron usage ?

the overall problem is this.

On viewing my list. if i click on one of the initial categories the
second sub categories show up fine. I can then contract this sub list
if i wish. If i leave this open and click on one of the sub categories
for some reason i cannot then contract it again.

I have looked into the treeview plugin code and found that the
toggler method which would normaly just contract the list branch
fires twice causing it to hide again.

If anyone has any idea on thie general problem that would be great.

thanks for any help in advance