New Example – Asynchronous Tree State
5. April 2009 – 10:59Hi,
I’ve uploaded example of keeping state of asynchronously loaded tree at http://examples.extjs.eu.
The core state-keeping code is written in the form of plugin so it can be sticked in any existing tree.
Enjoy!
6 Responses to “New Example – Asynchronous Tree State”
thanks a lot for your effort ! THANK YOU!
By mihai on Apr 17, 2009
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By Sam on Apr 17, 2009
@Sam, your e-mail address? Or take a look at http://extjs.com/forum/member.php?u=2178 to find a contact.
By Saki on Apr 19, 2009
I am working with Spring mvc.
I created a Controller which returns jsonview
But I do not see the tree populated with the data.
Not sure what is going wrong..
My tree js file looks as follows:
var tree = new Tree.TreePanel({
el:\’tree-div\’, //we need to have a div in our html named this
title: \
By Sanjay on Apr 13, 2010
I m having problem in column alignment of tree grid. I hav even tryed making table-layout:fixed still it is not wrking as i m adding images in grid they are properly aligned. plz give me solution for this.
By aysha on May 26, 2011
Hi,
I\\\’m very new to EXTJS.I hope my queries will be solved.Im trying to perform a tree structure like asynchronous tree.But i don\\\’ve that much idea.Can you help me in building this tree rite from basics ? Indeed,it\\\’ll be very helpful.
By Jackie on Jul 5, 2011