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MGD
Hi !
I'm using dhtmlxTree, which I think is a very complete object and with
a great performance, to
organize a catalog in my page.
But I'm having troubles when I try to reload the tree in my browser.
Notice that I'm using
setXmlAutoLoading method to load nodes on demand.
I'm using cookies to persist some data about the tree in the client
side of a web app, so I can
reload it on every postback, and return the tree to the last state it
had on the page.
I'm having the follwing problems:
1- in IE 6.0, reloading the tree works; but at the end of reloading,
IE throws an Stack Overflow
exception. It doesn't happens in Firefox 2.0.
2- Since autoloading children of some node is an async task, when I
try to open a whole branch
in pre-order, I receive an exception because I'm trying to open some
non-existent node. I know
my method is fine because when I show some alerts
('window.alert(...)') it works fine, which
means that while the little window is shown the xtree is loading a
node's children
asynchronous.
I will apreciate any help, and I think some one should think about a
forum to discuss about these JS object. Try it at http://www.dhtmlx.com/
Thank U,
Marcel
I'm using dhtmlxTree, which I think is a very complete object and with
a great performance, to
organize a catalog in my page.
But I'm having troubles when I try to reload the tree in my browser.
Notice that I'm using
setXmlAutoLoading method to load nodes on demand.
I'm using cookies to persist some data about the tree in the client
side of a web app, so I can
reload it on every postback, and return the tree to the last state it
had on the page.
I'm having the follwing problems:
1- in IE 6.0, reloading the tree works; but at the end of reloading,
IE throws an Stack Overflow
exception. It doesn't happens in Firefox 2.0.
2- Since autoloading children of some node is an async task, when I
try to open a whole branch
in pre-order, I receive an exception because I'm trying to open some
non-existent node. I know
my method is fine because when I show some alerts
('window.alert(...)') it works fine, which
means that while the little window is shown the xtree is loading a
node's children
asynchronous.
I will apreciate any help, and I think some one should think about a
forum to discuss about these JS object. Try it at http://www.dhtmlx.com/
Thank U,
Marcel