Hi Amy, event.preventDefault() was the very first solution I tried, but it did not help in this case. I tried Marcelo's approach to using drawSelectionIndicator and it worked. Thanks alot, Tung Chau
--- In [email protected], "Amy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > --- In [email protected], "tungchau81" <tungchau81@> wrote: > > > > Thanks, Amy. > > I tried setting mouseChildren to false for parent nodes and it > worked, > > but I no longer was able to click on the default arrow icon to expand > > and collapse a node... > > I did not state my question clearly earlier. I still want users to be > > able to collapse and expand a node, but the containing row of the > node > > should not selectable. This means no highlighting color shows up when > > users attempt to select those rows in a table. > > Maybe you could use a preventDefault in the itemClick handler. > > HTH; > > -Amy >
