show the parent node also

[catpaw]

according to this example

http://www.jeasyui.com/tutorial/tree/tree2.php

If I have this structure:

-> Node 1
-> Node 2
--> Node 2.1
--> Node 2.2
--> Node 2.3
-> Node 3
-> Node 4

How I can show only the node 2 and their children?

-> Node 2
--> Node 2.1
--> Node 2.2
--> Node 2.3

Following the demo I just get:

-> Node 2.1
-> Node 2.2
-> Node 2.3

I need to show Parent Node also

[stworthy]

Use 'loadFilter' function to customize what data you want.

Code:

<script>
	var data = [{
		text:'Node 1'
	},{
		text:'Node 2',
		children:[{
			text:'Node 2.1'
		},{
			text:'Node 2.2'
		},{
			text:'Node 2.3'
		}]
	},{
		text:'Node 3'
	},{
		text:'Node 4'
	}];
</script>
<ul class="easyui-tree" data-options="
			data:data,
			animate:true,
			loadFilter:function(nodes){
				return [nodes[1]];	// return the second node
			}
		"></ul>

[catpaw]

hi, stworthy

sorry but is my first tree  

if the data were also:

<script>
    var data = [{
               id:100,
       text:'Node 1'
    },{
               id:200,
       text:'Node 2',
       children:[{
                            id:210,
          text:'Node 2.1'
       },{
                            id:220,
          text:'Node 2.2'
       },{
                            id:230,
          text:'Node 2.3'
       }]
    },{
               id:300,
       text:'Node 3'
    },{
               id:400,
       text:'Node 4'
    }];
</script>

then loadfilter:

loadFilter:function(nodes){
 return
}
how can I call for the ID node 200 and their children

thank for your time

[stworthy]

Here is the simple implementation to find a node by any property.

Code:

function findBy(data, param, value){
	var result = null;
	forNodes(data, function(node){
		if (node[param] == value){
			result = node;
			return false;
		}
	});
	return result;
}
function forNodes(data, callback){
	var nodes = [];
	for(var i=0; i<data.length; i++){
		nodes.push(data[i]);
	}
	while(nodes.length){
		var node = nodes.shift();
		if (callback(node) == false){return;}
		if (node.children){
			for(var i=node.children.length-1; i>=0; i--){
				nodes.unshift(node.children[i]);
			}
		}
	}
}

Some usage examples:

Code:

var node = findBy(data, 'id', 200);  // find by id
var node = findBy(data, 'text', 'Node 2');  // find by text

[catpaw]

very good stworthy

this function will help me a lot

thanks