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XML example?
22/06/2009
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Hi,

I am not very capable with php so I was wondering if there is a working XML example for treegrid.

23/06/2009
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Hello,

First good starts is a documentation - see tree grids

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23/06/2009
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Hi, I've read the documentation and checked out the examples; I haven't been able to find out how to format the xml to support treegrid with multiple leaves. The documentation's example seems to be incomplete in this respect as it seems to only produce a non-leafed example.

Example(s) would help me get going...

Does anyone have example(s) of the different way(s) we can form the XML to get a leafed result?

Thank you!

-David

02/07/2009
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Hello,

It is not so complicated as you say.

You should use only the property isLeaf and export all the leaf nodes. Please see in detail what information additionally is needed to construct the trree grid.

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02/07/2009
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mistertreegrid said:

...

Example(s) would help me get going…

Does anyone have example(s) of the different way(s) we can form the XML to get a leafed result?


Adjacent example with summary row:

<?xml version='1.0' encoding='utf-8'?>
<rows>
     <page>1</page>
     <total>1</total>
     <records>12</records>
     <userdata name="aaaa">total</userdata>
     <userdata name="bbbb">1b2b3b</userdata>
     <userdata name="cccc">1c2c3c</userdata>
     <userdata name="dddd">1d2d3d</userdata>
     <row>
          <cell>1</cell> # row id
         
          <cell>1a</cell> # expanding column
          <cell>1b</cell> # column 2
          <cell>1c</cell> # column 3
          <cell>1d</cell> # column 4
         
          <cell>0</cell>      # node level 0
          <cell>NULL</cell>   # parent row id
          <cell>false</cell>  # is this a leaf?
          <cell>false</cell>  # expand?
     </row>  

     <row>
          <cell>2</cell> # row id
         
          <cell>2a</cell> # expanding col
          <cell>2b</cell> # column 2
          <cell>2c</cell> # column 3
          <cell>2d</cell> # column 4
         
          <cell>0</cell>      # node level 1
          <cell>1</cell>      # parent row id
          <cell>true</cell>   # is this a leaf?
          <cell>false</cell>  # expand?
     </row>        

     <row>
          <cell>3</cell> # row id
         
          <cell>3a</cell> # expanding col
          <cell>3b</cell> # column 2
          <cell>3c</cell> # column 3
          <cell>3d</cell> # column 4
         
          <cell>0</cell>      # node level 1
          <cell>1</cell>      # parent row id
          <cell>true</cell>   # is this a leaf?
          <cell>false</cell>  # expand?
     </row>
</rows>

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