In our case, we started out fooling about with jsTree, to display the tree, and the ruby gem ancestry, to organize the tree structure in the database. (If you want to check it out, it's up on github here and you can see it working here

Filling many inputs (Addressforms, Applications, Payments etc) with content from a textarea separated by Newlines. So its more easy to fill out several forms from a textual source. For example: putting a email signature via clipboard to

... tree_title_field = 'name' tree_display = ('name','slug','created|date') # you can use filters here prepopulated_fields = {"slug": ("name",)} class Meta: model = Example """ def __init__(self,*args,**kargs): super(MpttAdmin,self)

For example, the option for initializing the tree with a static XML string (as demonstrated here) actually requires using staticData instead of static in the latest version. Adding metadata to the tree is also made far more complicated

http://www.vakata.com/jsTree/examples/ is the example you are looking for (the middle tree) – it has your dragrules configuration and all the nodes have the rel attribute set to “folder”

As an example of a front-end widget, I've whipped up a demo of file-tree navigation using the excellent jsTree widget. here is the demo. You can see from the source how short it is – all it does is load up the jsTree library (and

In this small example I'll give you a demonstration how you can bind jsTree programmatically with sever side data using. JSON. Before going for implementation first have a look on the format of JSON input to create nodes

Sorry for the documentation – I plan on polishing it and giving some more examples very soon. Yes, the callbacks are the way to get data from the server – the example will be up soon (basically you pass the state parameter “closed”,

I deployed the source to my Weblogic, and accessed it through http://localhost:7001/lilly/javascript/jsTree/examples/. I could see few nodes for HTML tree but nothing for JSON or XML. Got following error in firebug

I went out looking for interesting JQuery plugins. The one I settled upon was JSTree . I like that it has a customizable context menu among other things. Well this is just an example and can be made more generic…I've hard-coded a couple

The basis of the jsTree plugin is to take a HTML ordered list and convert it to a TreeView and to put a click callback on each node to expand/unexpand it. As I am creating a treeView from the folders on the file-system it is not really

I'll bind jsTree with a self referencing table for example an Employee, where an employee can also be manager of another employee. To keep it as simplest as possible there are only three fields in the table , ID

... dots, background, fonts & sizes. So that you can create your own unique javascript treeview component easily. Requirements: jQuery Framework. Website: http://www.jstree.com. Demo: http://www.jstree.com/jsTree/examples/

The big news is that I managed to create a few example pages (@jstree.com). I am working on a fully featured example that will combine all the small example pages that are available now – it should be out in a few days

I read a lot of examples, jQuery works fine when I load it dinamically, but the rest of the extensions never worked properly. Following sequence is the unique one that loaded at least a couple of plugins: Set a load function that loads jQuery .... JsTree conflicts with jquery.validate Hi, I have a Jstree populating a list of items. When I click a node a partial is loaded with ajax. Everything works fine until I include the jquery.validate script to validate my forms

August 11th, 2009 at 11:47 am. I would like the complete source code for the example of the url http://www.jstree.com/jsTree/examples/, because I have trying to create a simple tree using the libs from jsTree, and it´s not working

For example, you can check our list of most reviewed jQuery Plugins of May 2010. We really appreciate the work of highly professional and passionate developers who dedicate their precious time to develop useful jQuery Plugins in ... jsTree is a javascript based, cross browser tree component. It is packaged as a jQuery plugin. jsTree is absolutely free (licensed same as jQuery – under both GPL and MIT – whichever suits your needs). Best- jQuery-Plugins-June 2010-jstree

looks like tree (tried examples page: http://vakata.com/jsTree/examples/) is not working on Safari (on Mac and PC). I get such error message in Safari's console: INDEX_SIZE_ERR: DOM Exception 1 http://vakata.com/jsTree/_source/css.js

You have some tree-like structure in your models, for example: class MyModel(models.Model): parent = models.ForeignKey('self', verbose_name=u'Parent', \ null=True, blank=True, related_name='children') name = models. ... MEDIA_URL+'css/ nestedsortablewidget.css',) } mymodel_admin.js is the code listed here, if you have different title field(not "name"), change var title_column in javascript, list_display and list_editable. jstree can be obtained here: jstree screenshot is

For example, you can check our list of most reviewed jQuery Plugins of May 2010. We really appreciate the work of highly professional and passionate developers who dedicate their precious time to develop useful jQuery Plugins in month

In our case, we started out fooling about with jsTree, to display the tree, and the ruby gem ancestry, to organize the tree structure in the database. (If you want to check it out, it's up on github here and you can see it working here. ... we're going to pursue, we can keep it in mind when we're writing our code. And, we have some really relevant example code to work off, which will (hopefully) make the “getting the tests to pass” step in TDD quite a bit easier