Client side toggling (clientside=true) would allow the user to click, click, click the tree to expand and contract nodes using only Javascript, with no HTTP calls required.
Server side toggling (clientside=false) requires that the browser turn each click on the tree into individual HTTP calls, where the new tree is rendered by the server and returned to the client web browser after each click. Clientside is similar to tree in a Swing application. Serverside is a bit painful for the users in my opinion. But if your tree is very large, and you only want to load it when the user clicks on it, this may be your best option. Wayne On Fri, 4 Nov 2005 09:29 +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hello! > > I have a question concerning the Tree2 component. What means the attribute > clientSideToggle="false". > Means this, that the data is loaded from the server if I click on the icon? > > Because that's what I need. I have so much data to load, that it costs so > much time to load it all at the beginning. Is it possible to load it only if > the user click on the parent node? > > Thanks, > shed > > -- > Ein Service von http://www.sms.at > >
