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!
4 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