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Argh sorry for posting so many questions, this is the last one I promise ;P
I am trying to capture the expanded event on my tree.
I have a tree that loads like this
var tree = new Tree.TreePanel({
autoScroll:true,
animate:true,
enableDD:true,
height:700,
width:300,
containerScroll: true,
loader: new Tree.TreeLoader()
});
Below it in my code, I want to add something like this
tree.on('expand', function(node) {
Ext.MessageBox.alert('Expanded', node.id);
});
However, this function never gets called.
On a 'click' event, this setup works. However on an expand or collapse event it does not work. If I put the expand or collapse callback on the ROOT node it works, but it doesn't seem to work when on a non-root node (like trying to put it on the entire tree panel).
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So my question boils down to: Is there any way to add a listener to all nodes in a tree (no matter how many there may be)? A tree panel has a public event 'expanded', but it is never called. So I am starting to think I will need to iterate through every single node of the tree, and add a listener to each node for expanded? Is this right? DHTML Expandable and Collapsible Tree from JavascriptToolbox.com::
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Oct 28, 2008 In part two event handling will be discussed and added to the tree so that nodes can be expanded and collapsed.
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Fixed it, I think there is a documentation bug.
....
Hum how do I bug a documentation bug...
You can note other documentation issues in the Sticky: Missing and/or Incorrect Docs - Ext 2.x in Ext 2.0 -> Bugs.
Agreed, it would probably be worthwhile to put 1.1.1 or 2.0 in the current documentation title so that people do not get confused.
grr the 1.0 docs never say 1.0 anywhere, so I assumed they would be the extJS 2.0 docs (aka current).
Both sets of doc indicate the version. It's listed as 1.1.1 in the API Reference panel on the 1.x url and the 2.0 doc shows it in both the header bar and the browser's window title.
tunaboo -
This was a change that was made from Ext 1.x to Ext 2.0. You linked to the 1.x documentation.
http://extjs.com/deploy/dev/docs/?class=Ext.tree.TreePanel&member=expandnode
The change was made because TreePanel is a subclass of a standard Panel and already had an expand event.
Both sets of doc indicate the version. It's listed as 1.1.1 in the API Reference panel on the 1.x url and the 2.0 doc shows it in both the header bar and the browser's window title.
Go here
http://extjs.com/deploy/ext/docs/
1 small line in API reference panel... could use it in the browser title or such, definitely does not show up on my browser.
tree.on('expandnode', function(node){ }, the event 'expandnode' expands all the nodes under the parent node. How can I set thru the api that it should expand only the node I click & not the child nodes.
Fixed it, I think there is a documentation bug.
The ext js 2.0 documentation for treepanel says there is a public event
expand (http://extjs.com/forum/../deploy/ext/docs/output/Ext.tree.AsyncTreeNode.html#event-expand) : ( Node this ) TreeNode (http://extjs.com/forum/../deploy/ext/docs/output/Ext.tree.TreeNode.html#event-expand) Fires when this node is expanded
Looking at the source, the event is called expandnode, not expand.
Hum how do I bug a documentation bug...
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