Get DOM element from tree about fancytree

[mar10]

There is node.li for example, but only if the node was already rendered (and not in the table-tree mode).
Just curious: what do you need it for?

data-something="bar" should be accesible as node.data.something

[davidsteinsland]

When inspecting the FancytreeNodeData thru console.log(), it did not appear to exist anything under node.data (other than href). I'll give it a few more tests..

The node.li property shows in the console, but I get errors saying the property doesnt exist. I use it for adding/removing classes when filtering the tree: $el.toggleClass ('matchFound');

[davidsteinsland]

The node.data object is appended with attributes from the li, not the <a>. Also, there's nothing happening when I do this in renderNode:

renderNode: function (e, d)
{
    $(d.node.li).addClass('folder');
}

[mar10]

correct, that's how it works: data must be added to <li>
The only attrs taken from <a> are href and target, in order to make it more easy to build a non-JS fallback.

Also, you should not set classes to the elements directly: change the model (node.folder) and call node.render() instead.