The example query below will return an itemid (unique), parentitemid (parent
threading) and a description. The CFMODULE call will sort it (local call for
testing) and then the CFTREE code below will display it. Is this what your
looking for? (excuse the ugly code. I did it fast)
<CFQUERY name="qCategory" datasource="cf_bookmark">
SELECT ItemID, ParentItemID, Description
FROM Category
ORDER BY Description
</CFQUERY>
<CFmodule template="MakeTree.cfm" Query="#qCategory#" Unique="itemid"
parent="ParentItemID" Result="qSortCategory">
<cfform action="index.cfm" method="POST" enablecab="Yes">
<cftree name="Categories" >
<cftreeitem value="0" display="Categories">
<CFLOOP QUERY="qSortCategory">
<cftreeitem value="#ItemID#" display="#Description#"
parent="#ParentItemID#">
</CFLOOP>
</CFTREE>
</CFFORM>
> I have implemented the CF_MAKETREE tag. I would like to use the out put of
that tage to display my results like the CF_TREE does. How do I do this?
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