You can use the "classes" property in the JSON response. These are added to each node.
Jörn On Mon, Aug 24, 2009 at 12:12 PM, nsbk<[email protected]> wrote: > > Hi! > > I'm currently working on a project in wich I use a pair of trees. The > thing is that one of them is too big and IE6 (it needs to be > supported :s ) takes forever to process the tree so I want to load it > asynchronously branch by branch using the async version of the tree. > > The problem is that I want the tree to be a filetree, but when created > as async it displays with default style. Is it possible to create an > async filetree (without applying the classes "manually")?? > > Here's my code: > > //js > $(document).ready(function(){ > $("#tree").treeview({ > url: "MenuTree.aspx",animated: "fast",collapsed: true, > unique: true > }) > }); > //html > > <ul id="tree" class="filetree"> > </ul> > > Thanks in advance! > > -- nsbk >
