....tree2.HtmlTreeRenderer.decode

[Chris Hane <ch...@itsolut.com>]

I have been playing around with the tree2 control trying to make it do 
what I want.  Nice control....

Question, I have been having issues with the following setup:
  - clientSideToggle = true
  - preserveToggle = false

When I have two windows open on the same view, the tree2 state is shared 
between both.  This means that someone can not view two different 
records and have different tree expand/collapse states.  Or more 
specifically, when I execute an action (commandLink) on the tree and 
return the same view (i.e., add/delete a TreeNode), the state of 
expanded/collpased nodes is read from the cookie.

I think I traced it down to the HtmlTreeRenderer.decode method.

At line 123 is:

if(tree.isClientSideToggle())
{
    restoreStateFromCookies(context, component);
}



Shouldn't the if statement also look at the tree.isPreserveToggle()? 
Not an expert in JSF by any stretch of the imagination, so if I'm on the 
wrong track or this doesn't make sense just let me know....

Chris....


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Re: ....tree2.HtmlTreeRenderer.decode

[Sean Schofield <se...@gmail.com>]

Sounds like a bug.  Please file a JIRA issue and I will take a look at
it.  Include the suggested fix mentioned in your email.  This is the
best way to make sure things don't get lost.

Sean

On 5/10/06, Chris Hane <ch...@itsolut.com> wrote:
>
> I have been playing around with the tree2 control trying to make it do
> what I want.  Nice control....
>
> Question, I have been having issues with the following setup:
>   - clientSideToggle = true
>   - preserveToggle = false
>
> When I have two windows open on the same view, the tree2 state is shared
> between both.  This means that someone can not view two different
> records and have different tree expand/collapse states.  Or more
> specifically, when I execute an action (commandLink) on the tree and
> return the same view (i.e., add/delete a TreeNode), the state of
> expanded/collpased nodes is read from the cookie.
>
> I think I traced it down to the HtmlTreeRenderer.decode method.
>
> At line 123 is:
>
> if(tree.isClientSideToggle())
> {
>     restoreStateFromCookies(context, component);
> }
>
>
>
> Shouldn't the if statement also look at the tree.isPreserveToggle()?
> Not an expert in JSF by any stretch of the imagination, so if I'm on the
> wrong track or this doesn't make sense just let me know....
>
> Chris....
>
>
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> No virus found in this outgoing message.
> Checked by AVG Free Edition.
> Version: 7.1.392 / Virus Database: 268.5.5/335 - Release Date: 5/9/2006
>
>