jsTree- Directive detected problems $scope about jstree-directive

[arvindr21]

Hi @szymonzo

1 : Can you post a code sample?

2 : How are you binding the scope to the tree? And can you post the HTML tag code here pls?.

[szymonzo]

1. - this is data in scope. Look at opened state.
   - this is what i see.

<js-tree tree-data="scope" tree-model="treeProcess" tree-plugins="checkbox,wholerow,state" tree-events="ready:readyTree;select_node:selectNode;deselect_node:deselectNode;set_state"></js-tree>

[arvindr21]

1. If all the children are checked, the parent will automatically be selected if the initial state is set to false else.
2. Can you post the code for $scope.treeProcess function? I mean how are you updating the tree data?

[szymonzo]

1. ok i know but why root state is automatic opened? Can we check and close it ?

2 . Tree process is not a function its object node ,like on the screenshot 1 ($scope.treeProcess = data.node). i thought that jsTree handle data changing ($scope.treeProcess)

[arvindr21]

For 1 you can set "opened" : "false" when loading the tree.

For 2 I am assuming that you have an object like

 $scope.treeModel = [{
      "id": "ajson1",
      "parent": "#",
      "text": "Simple root node"
    }, {
      "id": "ajson2",
      "parent": "#",
      "text": "Root node 2"
    }, {
      "id": "ajson3",
      "parent": "ajson2",
      "text": "Child 1"
    }, {
      "id": "ajson4",
      "parent": "ajson2",
      "text": "Child 2"
    }];

and later on you are updating the same scope variable. Once you have updated the scope object, the directive will destroy the current tree and create a new one with the new data.

Is this not the case?

[arvindr21]

Closing the issue.