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yaki_nuka
yaki_nuka

Reputation: 804

Jstree: hidden nodes remain visible

I'm starting with jstree plugin, and I'm having a problem with it.

I don't know why, but nodes are always shown, even if I collapse them.

When tree is loaded, nodes are closed and the tree looks like this:

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I open the first node, and tree looks like this:

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And, when I close(collapse) the previous opened node, it looks like this one (parent node seems closed, but its children are visible):

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jsTree version is pre1.0 stable (downloaded from here)

The JSON data I generate with my app are:

[
{   "data" : "Parent ...",
    "state" : "closed",
    "attr" : {
        "id": "parentID", 
        "rel": "line", 
        "class": "jstree-unchecked"
    },
    "children": [
                {   "data" : "proposal1 . . .",
                    "state" : "closed",
                    "attr" : { 
                            "id": "prop1", 
                            "rel": "proposal", 
                            "class": "jstree-checked jstree-leaf" 
                            }
                },
                {   "data" : "proposal2 . . .",
                    "state" : "closed",
                    "attr" : { 
                            "id": "prop2", 
                            "rel": "proposal", 
                            "class": "jstree-unchecked jstree-leaf" 
                    }
                }
                ]
}]

Finally, jsTree script section to create the tree is:

$("#propuestas").jstree({
                "json_data" : {
                    "data" :vewJson,
                    "progressive_render" : true
                }
                ,
                "ui" : {
                        "select_limit" : -1,
                        "real_checkboxes" : true
                        },

                "plugins" : [ "themes", "json_data","checkbox", "ui"]

            });

Why are parent node opened? Why are the children/leaf nodes visible?

Any help is very very appreciated. I'm so stuck with this.

Thanks in advance.

Upvotes: 0

Views: 2053

Answers (1)

Hybride
Hybride

Reputation: 322

There is a similar post/fix here: display flaw for IE8/9. It looks like it's a doctype issue.

Upvotes: 2

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