Event to indicate tree is done processing? about fancytree

[mar10]

What exactly is meant by 'after the process is complete'?
Dynatree set a phase variable while loading or initializing, that could be query by tree.isInitializing() or tree.isUserEvent().
But that was not robust, since there may be multiple lazy loads pending while the user selects a checkbox, ...

Would it help that the event parameter is pass to all handlers?
This should allow to test wether the callback was triggered by a mouse click or a visit() thus allowing to ignore it.

[Ariesto]

Yes, if you pass the event parameter to handlers that would solve my issue. I am creating a single select between two trees. If I can access the original event parameter I could identify whether a visit() triggered the selection/deselection versus a mouse click.

[mar10]

The callbacks already receive an event parameter, so you could check event.originalEvent to find out.

Can you try that?

[Ariesto]

Great point Marvin. I looked for the originalEvent prior to my post, but missed it.

This snippet allows me to test for whether the orig event was a click. I could change it to literally check for the click instead of the undefined:

            beforeSelect: function (e, data) {
                if (typeof data.orgEvent != 'undefined') {
                    //Do logic here.  Clicks are never undefined.  Calling visit() is undefined.
                }
             }

or

            beforeSelect: function (e, data) {
                if (data.orgEvent.type == 'click') {
                    //Do logic here. 
                }
             }

Thanks for the help!