Hey all,
I've not used this control before but I was wanting to use it for a document
control application I am developing.
I am having an issue with however that I'm hoping someone can help with. My
tree is either expanded or collapsed but I can't seem to get it to work like
a true tree
Here is a flash form way of how AS Fusion handled documents:
http://www.asfusion.com/projects/fileexplorer/
I use it to manage my file directory easier than Wndows Explorer for my web
related tasks.
Teddy
On 12/4/06, Jeff Howard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey all,
I've not used this control
Jeff, a couple places to start to help would be to ask what version of CF
you are using, and if CFMX or above, whether you are using the
format=Flash or the older (default) java applet-based approach.
Better still, though, have you tried the samples that are provided with CF
in the Getting
Thanks. I'll take a look at this and see if it suits my needs. The
documents aren't actual files but stored in a DB and displayed in a browser
page. That's why I was trying to use the cftree control and a query to
mimic a real file system.
I did however figure out what my problem with the
Jeff,
As for the CFTree not expanding or expanding, the example that I sent you
does both and allows for CFTree to populated dynamically in a flash form
from a database.
So in short, CFTree does have the technology.
Teddy
On 12/4/06, Charlie Arehart [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jeff, a couple
Thanks Charlie. I'm using CFMX 7. I was using Ben Forta's book and Adobe's
online documentation to try and understand the control and neither mentions
any issue with using flash format. I experimented with using different
formats and found that it works fine in html and xml format. I
I realize you're responding to Teddy's note and not mine, but when you say
Apparently if you use cftree in flash format the folders don't expand or
collapse, I have to interject in disagreement. The example I showed did use
a Flash tree and did have expanding folders.
In fact, on closer
Since I can't tell if you're going to respond to my later note, do you
realize there is no issue with using Flash format? It does support folders
and their expand/collapse. If you're saying that you're happy with the other
formats, that's cool. Just want to make sure no one concludes that the
Ok Charlie, this is where you can just go ahead and call me an idiot. I
just got back from a late lunch and read this and I tried your example. It
worked fine. My problem was user error and the sad thing is I was the
user. Apparently in Flash format you must click the arrow next to the
folder
That sounds more like a UI error. Wonder why our Flash developers didn't
think like that. Makes since to click on the folder and see it open up.
Precia
On 12/4/06, Jeff Howard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ok Charlie, this is where you can just go ahead and call me an idiot. I
just got back
Yeah, I'm with Precia saying it sounds like a mistake on the flash form UI
designer's part. Anyway, as for bashing, you shouldn't hear any of that
here. We've all been there. I myself may press when I sense my point isn't
being heard (as in this case), but it's all in the hope of helping solve the
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