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Nevermind, I found some alternate code - I guess theres a bug in that code
from the mm Tut.
Brook
At 01:38 PM 2/27/2004, you wrote:
>Hello,
>
>I am trying to get a tree component to 'show up'. I copied and pasted the
>code from this article
>http://www.macromedia.com/devnet/mx/trio/articles/tree_control03.html,
>(See below) and dragged a tree component onto the stage and named it
>'myTree_tree'.
>
>When I test this, nothing shows up, just the empty listbox thing. I traced
>the tree component and it returned a reference to it - so its named correctly.
>
>Does anyone have any very simple tree code that I can test just to get the
>tree to 'show up' ?
>
>Brook
>
>
>// This code will create a simple, static tree.
>
>// Set the root node to display "Parts List" and be initially open.
>// To do this we create a new tree node object in a variable called //
>'myRootNode' and then pass it to myTree_tree through the
>// setRootNode() method of the Tree Control component.
>var myRootNode = new FTreeNode("Parts List").setIsOpen(true);
>myTree_tree.setRootNode(myRootNode);
>
>// Next set the first parent node by creating another node object
>// in a variable called 'parentnode1' and passing it to myRootNode
>// through the addNode() method of the Tree Control component.
>var parentnode1 = new FTreeNode("All Wheel Drive","parentnode1data");
>myRootNode.addNode(parentnode1);
>
>// We'll repeat the process to create a child node, passing the node
>// object to the parentnode1 we just created.
>var childnode1 = new FTreeNode("Axel Shaft","childnode1 data");
>parentnode1.addNode(childnode1);
>
>// The next two addNode() routines simply repeat the procedure above
>// to build out the tree with more parts.
>var parentnode2 = new FTreeNode("Cooling","parentnode2 data");
>myRootNode.addNode(parentnode2);
>
>var childnode2 = new FTreeNode("Pump Block","childnode2 data");
>parentnode2.addNode(childnode2);
>
>// Finally, we need to refresh the tree to display the node we created.
>myTree_tree.refresh();
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Nevermind, I found some alternate code - I guess theres a bug in
that code from the mm Tut.<br><br>
Brook<br><br>
At 01:38 PM 2/27/2004, you wrote:<br><br>
<blockquote type=cite class=cite cite>Hello, <br><br>
I am trying to get a tree component to 'show up'. I copied and pasted the
code from this article
<a href="http://www.macromedia.com/devnet/mx/trio/articles/tree_control03.html"
eudora="autourl">http://www.macromedia.com/devnet/mx/trio/articles/tree
_control03.html</a>,
(See below) and dragged a tree component onto the stage and named it
'<font size=2>myTree_tree'.<br><br>
</font>When I test this, nothing shows up, just the empty listbox thing.
I traced the tree component and it returned a reference to it - so its
named correctly. <br><br>
Does anyone have any very simple tree code that I can test just to get
the tree to 'show up' ?<br><br>
Brook<br><br>
<br>
<font size=2>// This code will create a simple, static tree. <br><br>
// Set the root node to display "Parts List" and be initially
open. <br>
// To do this we create a new tree node object in a variable called //
'myRootNode' and then pass it to myTree_tree through the <br>
// setRootNode() method of the Tree Control component. <br>
var myRootNode = new FTreeNode("Parts List").setIsOpen(true);
<br>
myTree_tree.setRootNode(myRootNode); <br><br>
// Next set the first parent node by creating another node object <br>
// in a variable called 'parentnode1' and passing it to myRootNode <br>
// through the addNode() method of the Tree Control component. <br>
var parentnode1 = new FTreeNode("All Wheel
Drive","parentnode1data");<br>
myRootNode.addNode(parentnode1); <br><br>
// We'll repeat the process to create a child node, passing the
node<br>
// object to the parentnode1 we just created. <br>
var childnode1 = new FTreeNode("Axel Shaft","childnode1
data");<br>
parentnode1.addNode(childnode1); <br><br>
// The next two addNode() routines simply repeat the procedure
above<br>
// to build out the tree with more parts. <br>
var parentnode2 = new FTreeNode("Cooling","parentnode2
data"); <br>
myRootNode.addNode(parentnode2); <br><br>
var childnode2 = new FTreeNode("Pump Block","childnode2
data"); <br>
parentnode2.addNode(childnode2); <br><br>
// Finally, we need to refresh the tree to display the node we created.
<br>
myTree_tree.refresh();</font></blockquote></body>
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