Hi.
I'm currently getting into Kendo UI.
I've setup a page with a basic BorderLayout, pretty much a master/detail
view.
In the master view I'd like to put an Kendo UI AjaxTreeView component.
Because the tree can be quite deep and I want to lazily expand and load the
tree as needed.
I've added the tree component as a <div/>, as in the example.
For the model I'm just using three 3 root nodes.
Pretty straight forward.
But for some reason it doesn't render correctly. The borderlayout get's
screwed up where the horizontal areas are listed vertically.
And there is a JavaScript error:
main;jsessionid=1uynkuymym2pn1owov5b7xer07?0:21 Uncaught TypeError:
jQuery(...).kendoTreeView is not a function
at HTMLDocument.<anonymous>
Any idea what the problem might be?
Then, all the Kendo UI examples I have seen initialize the page components
in the page constructor.
I am used to do this in the onInitialize method, because I thought that's
what it is for.
I assume it doesn't matter much technically, but why the constructor?
Cheers,
Manfred
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