Welcome to Aspire Knowledge Central (AKC)
Home Public Library Author Content
laszlo: Getting your feet wet Example 2: A Dynamic tree
Click here to provide feedback or comments at the bottom of this page
Designing a dynamic tree
<canvas height="620">
<include href="lz/tree.lzx"/>
<dataset type="http" name="foldersDataSet"
request="true"
src="http://localhost:8181//akc/display"
querystring="url=abc&ownerUserId=xyz&aspire_output_format=object-xml"/>
<!--
************************************************
* Simple working tree
************************************************
-->
<simplelayout axis="x" spacing="200"/>
<window width="200" title="Sample simple tree">
<view width="200" height="200">
<tree open="true" text="valuemeal">
<tree text="fries" isleaf="true"/>
<tree open="true" text="drink">
<tree text="cola" isleaf="true"/>
</tree>
<tree open="true" text="burger">
<tree text="patty" isleaf="true"/>
<tree text="lettuce" isleaf="true"/>
<tree text="onions" isleaf="true"/>
<tree text="buns" isleaf="true"/>
</tree>
</tree>
</view>
</window>
<!--
************************************************
* A first cut at a dynamic tree
************************************************
-->
<window width="200" x="210">
<view width="200" height="200">
<simplelayout axis="y" spacing="10"/>
<tree datapath="foldersDataSet:/AspireDataSet/FoldersLoop1"
text="CCP Folders" icon="null"
showroot="false"
onselected="canvas.myalert.open()">
<tree datapath="*" text="$path{'folder_name/text()'}" recurse="false">
<method event="onopen">
canvas.myalert.setAttribute('text', this.text);
canvas.myalert.open();
</method>
</tree>
</tree>
</view>
</window>
<!--
************************************************
* A small attempt at a workable alert
************************************************
-->
<alert name="myalert" width="100" y="330">
hi
</alert>
<!--
************************************************
* Testing the alert
************************************************
-->
<button y="300" onclick="canvas.myalert.open()">Show Alert</button>
<method name="hi">
canvas.myalert.open();
</method>
</canvas>