Reputation: 583
I have this function to catch the drag end event of a kendo treeview
function onDragEnd(e) {
console.log("Drag end", e.sourceNode, e.dropPosition, e.sourceNode);
}
this displays the whole node data such as
<li role="treeitem" class="k-item k-last" data-uid="[some guid]">
<div class="k-bot">
<span class="k-in">[node text]</span>
</div>
</li>
there is also this function to get the text of the node.
var text = this.text(e.sourceNode);
i was hoping that something like
var id = this.id(e.sourceNode);
would work but it didn't,
Upvotes: 2
Views: 2900
Reputation: 360
TreeView
$("#treeView").kendoTreeView({
dragAndDrop: true,
dataSource: treeViewDataSource,
dataTextField: "Name",
dragend: function(e) {
var tree = $(#treeView).data("kendowTreeview");
/* tree.dataItem accesses the item's model. You will be able to
access any field declared in your model*/
var movingItem = tree.dataItem(e.sourceNode);
var destinationItem = tree.dataItem(e.destinationNode);
/*Using firebug, console.log(movingItem) will elaborate better
as to what you have access in the object*/
var movingItemID = movingItem.id;
var destinationItemID = destinationItem.id;
//Get the same ID by movingItemID.MyID
//(if id:"MyID" set in dataSource's schema)
}
});
Upvotes: 5